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561-570 of 991 results for Arctic Ice

August 2017 ENSO update: Extreme neutral!

Section: News & Features

Published: August 10, 2017

there are tons), but it is harder to predict them months in advance. For example, we could see Arctic Oscillation or Madden-Julian Oscillation activity, which are very important, and can have a substa ...

SST - Global, Monthly Difference from Average

Section: Maps & Data

Published: January 24, 2017

inland. Sea surface temperatures also play a significant role in the extent and thickness of Arctic and Antarctic sea ice, which serve as our planet's built-in air-conditioning system. And sea surface ...

NOAA View Data Exploration Tool

Section: Teaching Climate

Published: January 7, 2025

and climate models - ability to simulate precipitation, ocean/air temperature, and sea ice under different GHG emission scenarios. The visual allows the learner to explore trends in various types of ...

Aviation

Section: Climate Resilience Toolkit

Published: June 10, 2015

and San Francisco. * Changes in the incidence of high winds, thunderstorms, tornados, snow, and ice storms may affect airline schedules. * Higher temperatures can soften or damage pavement on runways ...

Solar Convection

Section: Teaching Climate

Published: February 12, 2024

steps are laid out clearly and are easy to follow. Educators would need some prep time to make ice cubes and gather materials. This learning activity takes 30min. ...

Why Do We Need to Rapidly Reduce CO2 Emissions?

Section: Teaching Climate

Published: February 12, 2024

This increase in CO2 is expected to warm Earth, which will have consequences such as: melting ice, rising seas levels, changing weather patterns, and more drought and hurricanes. The video verbally c ...

Decline in Arctic sea ice driven by patterns in the tropics

Section: News & Features

Published: May 20, 2022

decades have shown a decline in Arctic summer sea ice cover, with the lowest sea ice extent recorded in 2012. A new study, funded in part by CPO's Modeling, Analysis, Predictions, and Projections (MAP ...

January 2023 U. S. Climate Outlook: A wetter-than-average start to the new year out West

Section: News & Features

Published: January 3, 2023

La Niña is ongoing, it is also expected to weaken during early 2023. Meanwhile, even though the Arctic Oscillation is likely to be negative during the middle of the month—a state that is often linked ...

Ocean Conditions

Section: Climate Resilience Toolkit

Published: April 18, 2016

latitude oceans, because the amount of sunlight goes up as the amount of water covered by sea ice goes down. Projections suggest a decrease in primary production in the tropics and at mid-latitudes b ...

Picture Climate: What Can We Learn From Caves?

Section: News & Features

Published: February 20, 2015

from patterns in speleothems combined with data from other natural recorders like pollen, trees, ice, and corals can help scientists get a true sense of what Earth's climate was like thousands to mil ...