Researchers have been keeping an eye on a mass of warm water that has formed in the sea off New Zealand since 2013. A study now shows that the “blob”, as scientists have christened it, favors an extreme drought in South America.
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How New Zealand's hot "blob" affects the climate
Researchers have been keeping an eye on a mass of warm water that has formed in the sea off New Zealand since 2013. A study now shows that the “blob”, as scientists have christened it, favors an extreme drought in South America.
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By Barbara Barkhausen
Source: SBS
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