To call what’s happening in the oceans right now an anomaly is a bit of an understatement. Since March, average sea surface temperatures have been climbing to record highs, as shown in the dark ...

Average sea surface temperatures today are roughly 1.25 degrees Fahrenheit higher than they were from 1982-2011, according to the University of Maine’s Climate Reanalyzer. It’s a huge anomaly ...

While the rise in sea surface temperature anomalies is terrifying, it's not unexpected, Jens Terhaar, a postdoctoral scholar at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, tweeted this week.

A marine heat wave has been building in the ocean surrounding the UK during an exceptionally warm and dry spring. In other words, the sea surface temperature has been within the top 10% of records for ...

As illustrated by this infographic and covered in detail in Statista's new report 'State of the Mediterranean Sea', similar ...

However, the most notable anomaly coming out of June and continuous throughout the month of July has been the abnormally warm sea surface temperatures, especially in the Caribbean and along the ...

Previous studies have found that phase changes in the sea surface temperature (SST ... into the troposphere to favor negative surface temperature anomalies over the Eurasian region.

Given how warm temperatures in the Atlantic Basin are, Texans should prepare now, if they haven’t already, for whatever the next few months may bring.

‘New research reveals a groundbreaking method to predict global #dengue patterns through anomalies in sea surface temperatures in the tropical Indian Ocean. #mosquitobornedisease #climatechange ...

Source - NOAA Photo Library, Public Domain Sea surface temperatures (SSTs ... as it occurred after three years of La Niña, where SST anomalies across the central and eastern Pacific tend to ...