Sea surface temperature (SST) is the water temperature at 1 meter below the sea surface.
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Measuring SST ...
El Niño Sea Surface Temperatures a look at the El Niño event from 1982-83 ...
sea surface temperature"The temperature of the ocean surface. The term sea surface temperature is generally meant to be representative of the upper few meters of the ocean as opposed to the skin temperature, ...
Sea Surface Temperatures
The term refers to the mean temperature of the ocean in the upper few meters.
Seas ...
Sea surface temperatures and Australian winter rainfall
Nicholls, N.
Journal of Climate, 2, 965-973, 1989.
SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE (SST)
The temperature of the water's surface. It is measured using buoy and ship data, infrared satellite imagery, and coastal observations.
SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE (SST): Surface temperature data collected using IR satellite imagery, buoy and ship data.
SST- Sea Surface Temperature
STACKED- A pressure system which shows up in the same general location on every height analysis or forecast chart. This is an indication low pressure is weakening (filling) or a pressure system is stalling.
Sea Surface Temperature
Stability
Occurs when a rising air parcel is denser than the surrounding air.
Sea surface temperature anomaly(6)
Temperature of emitted energy from the sea surface. SST anomaly = (SST-SST mean), where SST = sea surface temperature. Snow water content and snow water equivalent are different terms for the same parameter.
SST - Sea Surface Temperature. Temperature of the surface of the ocean.
Changes in sea surface temperatures create shifts in weather patterns. One way is by changing the patterns in the jet stream. In the 1930's, the jet stream was weakened causing the normally moisture rich air from the Gulf of Mexico to become drier.
It primarily affects weather patterns and sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and northern Pacific Islands.
The cold phase of the SO, called "La Nina" by some, is characterized by high pressure in the eastern equatorial Pacific, low in the west, and by anomalously cold sea surface temperature (SST) in the central and eastern Pacific.
sea surface temperature The temperature of the layer of seawater (approximately 0.5 m deep) nearest the atmosphere. sea surface temperature anomalies Temperature of emitted energy from the sea surface. SST anomaly = (SST - SST mean).
The preliminary CPC definition of La Niña is a phenomenon in the equatorial Pacific Ocean characterized by a negative sea surface temperature departure from normal.Lag1) The measure of the time between the center of mass of precipitation to the ...
Characterized by the warming of the sea surface temperatures (SST) in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean, beginning at about Christmas time (hence the name "El Nino", which is Spanish for "Christ child").
The ocean model forecasts seasonal changes in oceanic variables, such as sea surface temperature and ocean currents.
They form over very warm waters - sea surface temperatures (SST) values above about 27 degC, south of the sub-tropical anticyclone belt, ...
La Niña: a period of strong trade winds and abnormally low sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern tropical Pacific. It is the opposite of an El Niño. Spanish for little girl child.
These conditions affect weather patterns around the world. The preliminary CPC definition of La Ni?ɬ±a is a phenomenon in the equatorial Pacific Ocean characterized by a negative sea surface temperature departure from normal.
Hurricanes begin in a tropical low-pressure area where cumulonimbus cluster in a region of high sea surface temperature.
training, operations, and procedures specifically associated with the collection, processing, analysis, dissemination and application of data from the WSR-88D unit.WSWWinter Storm MessageWTMPOn a buoy report, the sea surface temperature ...
 See also: Surface temperature, Surface, Temperature, Water, Ocean
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