In some cases (e.g., Finescale Triggerfish and possibly Bullseye Puffer), reappearances may occur regularly with warm water anomalies as these species move northward with
poleward flow of warm waters.
With ocean temperatures increasing, species are predicted to shift their ranges
poleward, a trend that has already been observed across a wide range of taxonomic groups, mostly at temperate latitudes (Dawson et al.
Warm tropical waters are drawn
poleward to complete the loop.
Storms mostly move around the globe in preferred regions called "storm tracks," forming over the ocean and generally traveling eastward and somewhat
poleward along these paths.
5) illustrates that COSE and unconstrained ROMS sustain a more intense and coastal
Poleward Under current (PUC) and a deeper mixed layer than HY COM.
The Brewer-Dobson circulation (BDC) consists of an upward transport branch across the tropical tropopause in the tropics and downward and
poleward transport branches in the extratropics in the two hemispheres [1].
As a consequence of the temperature increase, ice is melting worldwide; oceans are rising; habitat for vegetation and animals is moving
poleward due to the changing climate; and so on.
For many species, the geographic distribution of preferred habitat shifts
poleward with increasing ambient temperature.
based Climate Institute raised in his letter to the committee that is reviewing Australia's future in research and innovation is that "the primary Southern Hemisphere storm track that brings precipitation to the agricultural areas of southern Australia is shifting
poleward as global warming leads to a general expansion of the subtropics.
Travel
poleward overland by dogsled was to begin in autumn 1879.
Maxwell had suppressed Gauss's formula as "conflicting with the Energy Conservation 'Law'." The author updates his 1973 climate study predicting that Global Warming would expand Earth's desert belts
poleward, like the Sahara grew with post-Ice Age warming.