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Weird weather? Blame the North Atlantic
Changes in ocean temperatures are driving unusual weather patterns across Europe.
After the supermoon, comes the supertide
This is what you get when a full moon, a perigee moon and the September equinox all happen at once.
The Atlantic is entering a cool phase that will change the world’s weather
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Saharan dust feeds the ocean and locks away carbon too
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Are storm surges getting worse?
Brigid, another Atlantic storm, has hit Britain with heavy rain and gale-force winds, especially the already sodden west coast. The last few months have seen very wild weather, including 100mph winds during…
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Senior Scientist, ocean modelling, National Oceanography Centre
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Senior Research Scientist in Physical Oceanography, National Oceanography Centre
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Senior Researcher - Ocean and Climate, National Oceanography Centre
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Head of Marine Physics and Ocean Climate, National Oceanography Centre
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Professor, National Oceanography Centre