Marine heatwaves becoming more intense, more frequent

ScienceDaily
Jan 28, 2021, 3:56 pm139 pts
When thick, the surface layer of the ocean acts as a buffer to extreme marine heating -- but a new study shows this 'mixed layer' is becoming shallower each year. The thinner it becomes, the easier it is to warm. The new work could explain recent extreme marine heatwaves, and point at a future of more frequent…

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