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After 15 years of disruption, the warming of the seas resumes its activity
There have been no significant changes in measured temperatures in the Earth ' s seas over the past 15 years. The increase in temperature in 1998 by El Niño has been maintained until 2014.
This year, however, a new rise is taking place, which has been noted above all in the north of the Pacific. At the same time, the calm winds, which were blowing intensively, have been the weakest in history. Although it is a little early to draw definitive conclusions, the rise in temperature at the beginning of 2014 has lasted all year round and that has attracted the attention of scientists.
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