Changing the Atmosphere

The difference of the mean SL between the Low (12/92-11/93) and the High (3/96-2/98) is shown to the. The SL of the subpolar gyre rose from the High to the Low period by ~5cm. At the same time the SL along the mean paths of Gulf Stream, Azores Current, and North Atlantic Current fell by up to 15cm....

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Main Authors: Laury Miller, Bob Cheney
Other Authors: The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives
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Language:English
Published: MIT Press 2001
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north atlantic current
North Atlantic
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