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SAME INTRODUCTION AS ALWAYS The National Oceanographic Data Center's (NODC) Ocean Heat Content (OHC) anomaly data for the depths of 0-700 meters are available through the KNMI Climate Explorer Monthly observations webpage. The NODC OHC dataset is based on the Levitus et al (2009) paper "Global ocean heat content (1955-2008) in light of recent instrumentation... |
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wattsupwiththat.com
Guest post by Bob Tisdale SAME INTRODUCTION AS ALWAYS The National Oceanographic Data Center's (NODC) Ocean Heat Content (OHC) anomaly data for the depths of 0-700 meters are available through the KNMI Climate Explorer Monthly observations webpage. The NODC OHC dataset is based on the Levitus et al (2009) paper "Global ocean heat content (1955-2008)... |
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usaweatheroutlook.wordpress.com
Global Sea Surface Temperature anomalies made a downtick in April, a decrease of about -0.03 deg C. Surface temperature anomalies declined in both hemispheres. |
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judithcurry.com
by Judith Curry So, exactly how are the oceans sequestering heat below 700 m? And how might this heat return to the surface to impact the surface climate? In a recent thread Has Trenberth found the missing heat?, we discussed ... Continue reading |
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