After the “warm blob” of 2014-2016, NOAA Fisheries researchers developed criteria to identify and track marine heatwaves. This helped NOAA Fisheries track a large and intense, but short-lived marine heatwave in late 2018

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After the “warm blob” of 2014-2016, NOAA Fisheries researchers developed criteria to identify and track marine heatwaves. This helped NOAA Fisheries track a large and intense, but short-lived marine heatwave in late 2018

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