Global Warming Is Breaking The Link Between Two Major Oceans
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Global warming is disrupting the historic climate connection between the Pacific and Indian Oceans, directly degrading scientists' ability to predict global weather patterns.
Global warming is already changing not only ocean temperatures but also the way they interact with each other. A new study shows that the historic climate connection between the Pacific and Indian Oceans has been severely disrupted in recent decades—a shift that scientists say is unprecedented in the region's climate history, reports Science Alert. For centuries, atmospheric processes over the tropical Pacific have influenced temperatures in the…
Disturbed long-distance effect: For centuries, tropical Pacific circulation has also influenced temperatures in the Indian Ocean. A new reconstruction now shows that this coupling has been unusually strong since the middle of the 20th century. Even volcanic series, which temporarily disrupted the system in the early 19th century, do not reach the present fracture. Woods Hole (U.S.A.). Pacific and Indian Ocean [...] The post Climate change weaken…
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