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"Yes, that is correct. In late 2013, a massive, unprecedented volume of warm water emerged in the North Pacific Ocean, triggering what would become the most intense marine heatwave in recorded history. [1, 2, 3]
The Phenomenon: "The Blob"
Starting in the fall of 2013, an unusual weather pattern caused sea surface temperatures off the coast of North America to spike acutely up to 7°F (4°C) above average. This anomalous hot spot was famously nicknamed "The Blob" by climate scientists. [1, 2]
This video explains how the initial 2013 warming event established a devastating precedent for modern basin-wide marine heatwaves in the Pacific.. Fundraiser by Kevin Blanch : Kevin Blanch-The Great Fight;;;;;;; https://share.google/yLXr2F5sdLs7pDqxP