Global ocean surface and subsurface temperature forecast skill over subseasonal to seasonal timescales

Apr 10, 2025
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Smith, GA (2024).

Subseasonal to seasonal forecasts of ocean temperatures, including extreme events such as marine heatwaves, have demonstrated utility in informing operational decision-making by marine end users and managing climate risk. Verification is critical for effective communication and uptake of forecast information, together with understanding ocean temperature predictability.

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