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>> Captain Bob's Dispatches << Interesting developments in the Atlantic ![]() We may see the Atlantic cooling substantially - albeit temporarily. By Captain Bob in Wombourne 18:00hrs 23/12/11 Temperature: x Weather: Clearing rain There are apparent and interesting sea surface temperature anomalies developing in the mid-North Atlantic, the first signs of these are see here as a 'peppering' of below normal values stretching from west Africa into the Caribbean. It will be interesting to see whether a classic 'comma' shape of colder water develops through the coming summer months, a trade mark cold PDO can be clearly seen in the waters of the eastern Pacific, surrounding warmer water to to the west. ![]() >> Comments on this story << >> Add your comments below << |
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