Earth Sciences

Physical drivers of the summer 2019 North Pacific marine heatwave

D. J. Amaya, A. J. Miller, et al.

Summer 2019 saw the emergence of Blob 2.0, a resurgence of warm sea surface temperature anomalies in the Northeast Pacific triggered by a weakened North Pacific High-Pressure System. This research, conducted by Dillon J. Amaya, Arthur J. Miller, Shang-Ping Xie, and Yu Kosaka, reveals how these changes contributed to marine heatwaves and atmospheric dynamics.

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