US Edition27th May: Prolonged UK and Ireland Marine Heatwave – Fisheries Management Scotland
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27th May: Prolonged UK and Ireland Marine Heatwave – Fisheries Management Scotland
Sea temperatures around the UK and Ireland have risen over the past week, with some regions now measuring up to 4°C above average — a spike that could impact marine ecosystems and swimmers alike. Dr Ségolène Berthou at the Met Office explained that “marine heatwaves in UK waters usually last around two to four weeks. This year’s event began early March and has continued into May, making it “one of the longest on record for this time of year.” Oce
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