Drivers of Marine Heatwaves in the Northwest Atlantic: The Role of Air–Sea Interaction During Onset and Decline

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RT @flowinguphill: @nursekristinrn @Weather_West @EKMeteo @OceansClimateCU @rahmstorf This empirical study using Self Organizing Maps found…

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RT @flowinguphill: @nursekristinrn @Weather_West @EKMeteo @OceansClimateCU @rahmstorf This empirical study using Self Organizing Maps found…

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RT @flowinguphill: @nursekristinrn @Weather_West @EKMeteo @OceansClimateCU @rahmstorf This empirical study using Self Organizing Maps found…

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@nursekristinrn @Weather_West @EKMeteo @OceansClimateCU @rahmstorf This empirical study using Self Organizing Maps found that air-sea heat flux was a dominant driver of marine heatwaves in the North Atlantic. I retweeted your tweet and tagged the lead auth

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