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A heat wave that drives you to the shore, warm water temperature that draws you to the surf and a yellow flag “for moderate rip currents” that hints at danger,

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It is the first major storm to hit the West Coast during the Pacific hurricane season

The Farmers' Almanac is predicting a cold, wet winter in some regions.

Due to high ocean temperatures this year, we could see anywhere from 14 to 21 hurricanes form in the Atlantic ocean, the agency said.

Amid the looming El Niño, scientists find themselves in a tight spot, compelling them to do more research to come up with science-based solutions to the problem brought about by climate change to the country’s rich marine biodiversity. At the forefront of recent discussions on the future of the country’s…

El Niño has developed in the Pacific Ocean, but it's not the only contributing factor

The Hidden Impact of Hurricanes on Oceans When a hurricane hits the ground, the destruction can be visible for years or even decades. Less obvious, but

Unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) are increasingly being used for the mapping and management of shallow-water environments such as lagoons, rivers and...