Originally <a href='https://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/showthread.php?p=31189160'>posted</a> on 05/23/2023:
The North Atlantic has never been this hot this early, with a massive marine heatwave dominating millions of square miles of ocean.
In recent days the North Atlantic sea surface temperature anomaly has reached nearly 1°C above normal, the highest in recorded history.
While this dataset only goes back to 1982, recent studies indicate that Earth's current sea surface temperatures are likely the highest in over 100,000 years.
Looking forward to Dr "Hyperbole" Pickle weighing in on this
But as we all know he's far too much of a coward
The North Atlantic has never been this hot this early, with a massive marine heatwave dominating millions of square miles of ocean.
In recent days the North Atlantic sea surface temperature anomaly has reached nearly 1°C above normal, the highest in recorded history.
While this dataset only goes back to 1982, recent studies indicate that Earth's current sea surface temperatures are likely the highest in over 100,000 years.
Looking forward to Dr "Hyperbole" Pickle weighing in on this
But as we all know he's far too much of a coward