Atlantic Ocean

World Ocean Temperatures in 2021 Were Hottest on Record

Massive Iceberg Pivots, Breaks Near South Atlantic Penguin Colony Island

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What Does a Water Body Near Antarctica Have to Do With the Monsoons?

Hurricane Dorian Swirls Toward Anxious Florida, Packing 140-mph Winds

A fingerprint-like gravity wave feature occurs over a deck of marine stratocumulus clouds over the Indian Ocean, October 2003. Caption and credit: NASA/GSFC/LaRC/JPL, MISR Team

New Suspect Emerges in Mystery of What Drives Clouds Away Over the Atlantic

For the first time, researchers have observed two whirlpools very close to each other as if paired, one spinning clockwise and the other counterclockwise. Credit: Pexels/pixabay

Bizarre Twin Vortices of Water Finally Spotted off Australia’s South

An infrared image of Hurricane Irma on September 5, 2017. Credit: NOAA

In the Eye of Hurricane Irma Lie the Fingerprints of Global Warming – and Inequality