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Gulf of Mexico Sea Surface Height Anomaly Map - February 15, 2013 #1383831 (License: Personal Use)
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The image displays sea surface height anomalies (SSHAs) for the Gulf of Mexico and western Caribbean on February 15, 2013, derived from satellite altimetry. Warm anomalies (red/orange, up to +30 cm) indicate elevated sea levels likely tied to anticyclonic eddies or Loop Current extensions, while cool anomalies (blue, down to -30 cm) suggest cyclonic features or upwelling zones. The data was processed and developed by NOAA’s Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML).
Used in oceanographic research, climate monitoring, and marine forecasting; supports analysis of eddy dynamics, current variability, and impacts on fisheries or hurricane intensification. Targets scientists, educators, and maritime professionals seeking historical ocean state data.
Related Cliparts: Visualize sea surface height anomalies across the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean on Feb 15, 2013. Data from NOAA/AOML reveals ocean circulation patterns and eddy activity.
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