Waters off the Scotian Shelf are cooling. Will it last?

The latest survey of Atlantic Ocean conditions show after a decade of warming, temperatures on the Scotian Shelf are cooling. The slight climate reversal has scientists asking if this is the beginning of a return to previous norms - or a blip. Paul Withers reports.
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[@matthewporter1376]

Climate change predictions seems like throwing darts while on a choppy boat ride

[@Mythos131]

it didn't last long. The NOAA anomaly charts shows the SST's off Nova Scotia as being 2F above normal now. It's been 50+ years since the artic currents flowed passed Nova Scotia. I wouldn't want that to happen again.