Evidence for Reduced Black Sea Water Outflow to the North Aegean
I. G. Mamoutos,
E. Potiris,
Y. Androulidakis
et al.
Abstract:The Black Sea Waters (BSW) exported into the Aegean Sea largely control its overturning circulation as well as the regional biogeochemical characteristics. Observational evidence from ARGO floats and satellite‐derived sea surface temperature (SST) and chlorophyll indicate a recent drastic reduction of Black Sea Water presence in the surface layer of the North Aegean Sea. This evidence is also supported by the long‐term negative sea level difference trend between the southwestern Black Sea and the northeastern … Show more
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