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NATURESea, land, river PEOPLESCommunity Weekly global SST anomaly source data
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This is anomaly for the last week
September--- note the Bering is still very hot --- the Pacific off BC has
cooled down to normal – though Hecate might still be slightly warmer --Most
significant ‘event’ (after Arctic warming) is a mild La Nina seems to be
developing off the coast of South America ·
After a dry stretch in August – fall
rains return ·
Sunny weather in August prompted fall
plankton bloom |
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Rains return
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As I said
previously Rupert was had less precipitation than Terrace in our August
(drought) |

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Sunny
weather prompts fall plankton bloom |
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Compare the ‘rain’ on graph above around Sept 11th
with composite satellite images to left
– appears the bloom in Hecate (Sept 16-18) was short lived – note too
the salmon farm fish kill caused by harmful algal bloom (HAB)
in Klemtu – where Heterosigma akashiwo
blamed |
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Skeena River
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After
the ‘record breaking’ ‘run off this summer --- the Skeena is looking more
typical |
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SSTs in August
reviewed Rupert drought
in August-September July SSTs and
Skeena River discharge May SSTs
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SST changes in ‘spring’ June SSTs
w similar format to above See my 2006
SST articles where series in seasons not all one month See also the 2005 PDO article where concept flips from one steady state to another --- suspect as ‘Global Warming explanatory concept’ now being used |
More SST later
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NOAA says La Nina conditions
continue to develop |
Created by LG on
Feb 1, 2006
Last updated on Monday, October 01, 2007