Earth Sciences

Bottom marine heatwaves along the continental shelves of North America

D. J. Amaya, M. G. Jacox, et al.

Discover how high-resolution ocean reanalysis reveals the intriguing patterns of bottom marine heatwaves (BMHWs) along North America's continental shelves, as studied by Dillon J. Amaya and colleagues. This research uncovers that BMHWs can exceed surface heatwaves in intensity and duration, highlighting the critical need for subsurface ocean monitoring.

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