National Oceanography Centre published research from the Met Office and Copernicus Marine Service explaining that marine heatwave conditions are likely to persist in the coming seven days before a spell of stronger westerlies/northwesterly winds decreases MHW intensity.
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“Dr Ségolène Berthou from the Met Office explains: “These conditions are likely to persist in the coming seven days, before a spell of stronger westerlies/northwesterly winds is forecast to decrease MHW intensity in all regions. It is more uncertain beyond 12th September, with slightly increased probabilities towards anticyclonic conditions, which would favour MHW conditions again.””
— National Oceanography Centre team
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