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NATURESea, land, river PEOPLESCommunity SST Anomalies
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Both images are SST Anomalies Here is 2006
for comparison Note hot pool in central Pacific in 2007 vs 2006
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La Nina
developing off South America
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Cooler waters off South America (red
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SST averages for October – note 10C
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Follow 10C contour for year to year comparisons
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2001
is most similar in series to 2007 |
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Note the green (cooler than average) along equator in October 2007 September SSTs & anomalies (latter with Nino-Nina cycles) 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 Source of SST
‘archive’ info
found here SST anomalies archive
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Strong La Nina developing in October
2007
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In 2001 the coolest
water pool was off BC (QCIs), but in 2007 it’s off US (Washington &
Oregon) ·
Series from 2002 through 2006 was one of steady increasing
warmth (using 10C contour) in waters off BC & AK --- images ·
Weather predictions? --- Early snowfall consistent with
cooler waters off BC this October--- contrast between warm & cool waters
in N pacific suggests ‘>storminess’ |
Created by LG on 5/11/2007
Last updated on Monday, November 05, 2007