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The Gulf of Maine Research Institute reports that average sea surface temperatures in the gulf were more than 4 degrees above the long-term average.

The Gulf of Maine Research Institute reports that average sea surface temperatures in the gulf were more than 4 degrees above the long-term average.

Editor’s Note: This story was first published on New Hampshire Bulletin.All of the seasons in New Hampshire are warming as a result of climate change, but none as rapidly and dramatically as winter, climate scientists have found.Those seasonal...

When Wampanoag tribal member Bettina Washington catches the first ferry from Martha’s Vineyard to the mainland, she looks over Nantucket Sound to greet the day.

National Historic Landmark would "effectively prohibit industrial development in the Sound — consistent with whats already prohibited in state waters."

Is the massive volume of freshwater from Greenland's melting icecaps inhibiting the flow of the Gulf Stream?

FOG can make the landscape look magical - but also causes travel chaos for drivers.But what exactly is it? Not many people actually know how fog is fo

According to modern science a proto, Earth was born (without its moon) more than 4.5 billion years ago. The current hypothesis is that a smaller planet, Theia, was in a nearby orbit and collided with…

"When temperatures do odd things...": How this map reveals a warning for the climate By Jeff Berardelli NOAA releases new climate normals No matter how you display it, for decades climate data has conveyed the clear and consistent trend of a rapidly warming Earth. But how a climate scientist chooses to visualize that data can really help to communicate vital clues about the climate system. Recently, Ed Hawkins, the professor who created the now famous Warming Stripes visual...

The Gulf Stream is migrating closer to Canada, and scientists are concerned Isabella OMalley Thursday, May 6th 2021, 12:02 pm - Ocean waters that are several degrees warmer than normal can have devastating impacts on ecosystems and fisheries. North-central and eastern Canada experienced some of the most extreme temperature anomalies on Earth, along with parts of Russia and southeastern Europe, in the past. Temperatures that were 3–6°C above average in Atlantic Canada occurred and scientists...