Marine cold spells, a potential buffer against warming seas, are fading away

Mongabay
Mar 24, 2022, 3:07 pm237 pts
In 2010, an influx of cold air blew over the lower Florida Keys, chilling the subtropical waters to temperatures as low as 11° Celsius, or 52° Fahrenheit. The coral reefs in the area, which had already been struggling against warm-water bleaching events, disease outbreaks and other stressors, grew weak in the…

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