Prof. Matt England

Out today in Nature, our new paper on the drivers of the extreme summertime heating of the North Atlantic during 2023. Temperatures across much of the basin warmed to record high levels in the space of just a few months. The impacts on climate and ecosystems were severe. A thread…

For anyone interested in a deeper dive into our recent Nature paper on the 2023 North Atlantic marine heat wave nature.com/articles/s4158… plus some discussion of recent findings related to the SMOC, @danmiller999 does an outstanding job as host with cameos from @LeonSimons8 👇👇👇

Insightful Climate Chat with @ProfMattEngland about these extreme ('off the chart') Sea Surface Temperatures over the North Atlantic. We also discussed major ocean currents, AMOC, sea ice, aerosols and more. Link below.

Thursday at 3pm PT (special day/time) on Climate Chat: Cause of Extreme North Atlantic Warming in 2023 with @UNSW @ProfMattEngland. On YouTube & LinkedIn (links in thread). We'll also discuss AMOC & S. Ocean. #ClimateCrisis #AMOC @LeonSimons8 @drivingmzstacey @radsci

Unprecedented heat in the North Atlantic Ocean kickstarted Europe’s hellish 2023 summer. Now we know what caused it theconversation.com/unprecedented-… via @ConversationEDU

Read the story behind our new study published yesterday in Nature, unfiltered straight from the scientists: theconversation.com/unprecedented-…

Our study just out in Nature: the extreme North Atlantic heat in summer 2023 was mainly due to weak winds causing shallow mixed layers. Global warming is causing a trend toward shallow mixed layers, making such extremes more likely. 🌊 nature.com/articles/s4158…