Showing posts with label codar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label codar. Show all posts
Thursday, March 22, 2007
Long Island source of CDOM water?
Here we have mean surface current map from the last 4 days. Notice the northeast section of the map...we see surface advection from Long Island heading offshore towards the shelfbreak and it goes right through the area RU16 was flying! So could Long Island be the source of the high CDOM water that we saw in the glider section? Interesting...
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Surface Current on the New Jersey shelf
Here we have the mean surface current integrated from the beginning of March to now (March 18). The mean current north of the Hudson Shelf Valley is very weak inside the 100 m isobath.
Mean surface current map for the past 4 days shows mainly downshelf flow to the southwest.
The winter storm has left the region after dumping a couple inches of icy snow. Louis will have more on the post-storm analysis.
Mean surface current map for the past 4 days shows mainly downshelf flow to the southwest.
The winter storm has left the region after dumping a couple inches of icy snow. Louis will have more on the post-storm analysis.
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