http://www.adn.com/article/20141103/gulf-alaska-waters-warmest-17-years-measurements
Waters in the Gulf of Alaska were unusually
warm this fall, up to 5 degrees above normal in the top 300 feet of
water. Heat absorbed more than a year ago helped lead to the condition,
according to scientists who monitor Alaska marine waters in a program
funded by the Alaska Ocean Observing System and other organizations.
“This is the warmest we’ve seen in 17 years. We believe that to be significant,” said Russell Hopcroft,
a professor at the University of Alaska Fairbanks School of Fisheries
and Ocean Sciences and chief scientist for the long-term monitoring
program.
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