Florida might be fucked. These storms will get worse.. and then WORSE. And more frequent.

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86. Plus can't forget the artic seas

Ocean temperatures in the Arctic have risen significantly over the past few decades. This warming is primarily attributed to climate change, which has led to increased greenhouse gas emissions and changes in ocean currents. The rise in temperatures contributes to the melting of sea ice and affects marine ecosystems and weather patterns globally.

Several studies have documented the rise in Arctic ocean temperatures. Here are a few notable ones:

NOAA Reports: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration regularly publishes assessments that detail temperature changes in the Arctic and their impacts on climate.
IPCC Reports: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change includes extensive analyses of ocean temperature trends in its assessment reports, highlighting the Arctic's rapid warming.
Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP): AMAP conducts studies on Arctic environmental changes, including ocean temperature data, emphasizing the effects on ecosystems and climate.
Research Articles: Numerous peer-reviewed studies in journals like "Nature" and "Geophysical Research Letters" have measured ocean temperature changes using satellite data and in-situ observations.
These studies collectively demonstrate the significant warming trend in Arctic waters and its implications for climate and biodiversity.