Gulf Of Guinea, warm sst's vs. cooler sst's,
Posted by chucky7777 on 5/9/2010, 5:13 am
The Gulf of Guinea is interesting to watch for signs that it is cooling. I am of the opinion that when the Gulf cools, it allows moisture to work it's way up to the north into the Sahel,which feeds increased convection thus keeping a lid on the dust(SAL)Cooler GOG sst's helps wave development in this area i think... When the GOG is in a warm phase, the convection develops further south closer to the GOG , To the north, the Sahel gets baked dry ,& winds kick up the dust ... .  |
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