Regarding the maximum sea surface temperature, Chaidez et al. (2017) found that the overall rate of warming for the Red Sea is 0.17 ± 0.07 °C decade−1, while the northern Red Sea is warming between 0.40 and 0.45 °C decade−1, all exceeding the global rate. This increase in the...
The macroalgae in the water may have been the cause of the increase of sea surface temperatures. Rapid increases of U. prolifera biomass during the blooms may have increased radiation absorption of the water, and thus enhanced the rate of heating at the sea surface. The present study ...
8). Hereafter we refer to this metric as the decadal rate of SST change (DRCSST). With an identical approach, we also calculated current and projected future DRCSST using annually resolved time series of the Extended Reconstructed Sea Surface Temperature dataset (ERSST)34 in combination with ...
On a global scale, an example where natural variability in the Pacific Ocean is thought to have played an important role for global climate is through the so-called “hiatus” or slowdown in the rate of increase in global mean surface temperature (GMST). Studies have shown that the hiatus ...
Gaining insight into anthropogenic influence on seasonality is of scientific, economic and societal importance. Here we show that a human-caused signal in the seasonal cycle of sea surface temperature (SST) has emerged from the noise of natural variability. Geographical patterns of changes in SST se...
How does surface area affect the evaporation rate? How does temperature affect the rate of evaporation? How does air temperature affect the rate of evaporation? How does evaporation affect temperature? How does humidity affect the evaporation rate? How does evaporation affect weather? How does the ...
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They then suggested that the lapse rate change in the boundary layer over the ocean, in response to sea surface temperature (SST) increase, is larger than that over land because of the difference in relative humidity and the associated lapse rate between land and ocean (see Fig. 1 in Joshi...
Changes over the scale of decades in oceanic environments present a range of challenges for management and utilisation of ocean resources. Here we investigate sources of global temporal variation in Sea Surface Temperature (SST) and Ocean Colour (Chl-a)
The climate periodically fluctuates on various time scales, however, there remains a lack of consensus on the centennial-scale variabilities and associated driving force. A continuous high-resolution sea surface temperature (SST) record allows for the de