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Andrew Freedman
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Neat animation showing the cool water anomalies ready to upwell to the surface starting in the eastern tropical Pacific, as El Niño is poised to weaken & give way to La Niña. Via climate.gov.
That's a great animation, thank you So The Pacific is much deeper than that, do the deeper layers just stay more stable and hence can be 'ignored' from the animation?
Kelvin wave!
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Andrew Freedman
@afreedma.bsky.social
Climate journalist focused on extreme weather, climate policy, the energy transition @axios. Priors: @washingtonpost Alum: The Fletcher School, Columbia Climate & Society | Tips: andrew.freedman@axios.com | Secure email: afreedman@protonmail.com
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