Southern Winds Producing Monsoonal Climate Also Warming Bay Area Coastal Waters
The same winds bringing the monsoonal moisture causing atypical summer weather in the Bay Area are also causing a phenomenon along the coast - making the water warmer.
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The same winds bringing the monsoonal moisture causing atypical summer weather in the Bay Area are also causing a phenomenon along the coast - making the water warmer.
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