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Tag Archives: NESDIS
Earth’s Oceans are Warming Up!
As sun light hits the Earth a tremendous amount of energy, mainly in the form of heat, is absorbed by the oceans around the world. This heat warms ocean waters, mainly near the surface, which then transfer some of this … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Featured, Global Warming, Hurricanes, Science, Weather
Tagged Cyclogenesis, NESDIS, NOAA, Sea surface temperature, SST
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