Florida Ocean Records Very High Temperatures, Its similar to Hot Tub

In the last few years, there have been many indications of the damage caused by climate change. In this series, the temperature of sea water in South Florida, America had exceeded 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37.8 C) earlier this week. This is a new record. Typically, this temperature is associated with a hot water tub.

This temperature was recorded at a depth of about five feet in Manatee Bay, 60 kilometers southwest of Miami. high of this sea temperature It was 101.1 degrees Fahrenheit. However, it remained above 100 degrees Fahrenheit for about four hours. Meteorologist Jeff Masters tweeted that there is no official world record for sea surface temperature. However, the previous high temperature of 99.7 degrees Fahrenheit was found in Kuwait Bay in a scientific paper about three years ago. Along with this, he said that the temperature of the sea in Florida was taken near the land. Because of this, some material present on the ground may have an effect on it.

Jeff said, “Only if there is evidence of the presence of debris in this water can this high temperature be declared valid.” This condition of warm ocean water may appeal to some people but too much heat is harmful to coral reefs and species that depend on ocean water.

Recently, it was reported in a scientific paper that there has been a major change in the color of more than 56 percent of the world’s oceans. The reason for this could be climate change caused by human causes. The size of these seas is larger than the total land on Earth. The color of the ocean indicates the life and materials in its waters. In regions near the equator this color is more green at times. This is revealing changes in the ecosystem under the surface of the oceans. Researchers at America’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have written in a paper published in the journal Nature that this change in color is less visible to the eye and cannot be explained as a year-to-year difference. Researchers have reported that regions near the equator have become greener over time.