Paco Pastor Guzmán
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Meteorologist at Mediterranean Centre for Environmental Studies (CEAM). Studying extreme weather and climate change in wetstern Mediterranean, mostly sea surface temperature.
https://www.ceam.es/persona/francisco-juan-pastor-guzman/
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CEAM Meteo
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· Sep 2
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· Aug 25
Mediterranean marine heatwaves intensify in the presence of concurrent atmospheric heatwaves - Communications Earth & Environment
Climate change has increased the frequency and intensity of temperature extremes, especially in the Mediterranean, where the concurrence of marine and atmospheric heatwaves amplifies marine heatwave i...
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Paco Pastor Guzmán
@pacomet.bsky.social
· Aug 25
Mediterranean marine heatwaves intensify in the presence of concurrent atmospheric heatwaves - Communications Earth & Environment
Climate change has increased the frequency and intensity of temperature extremes, especially in the Mediterranean, where the concurrence of marine and atmospheric heatwaves amplifies marine heatwave i...
www.nature.com
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Paco Pastor Guzmán
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· Aug 19
Concurrent atmospheric heatwaves intensify marine heatwaves through air-sea heat flux change in the Mediterranean Sea - Communications Earth & Environment
Concurrent marine heatwaves are made more intense due to a sharp increase in latent heat release from the ocean to the atmosphere, according to analyses of reanalysis data from the Mediterranean Sea.
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Paco Pastor Guzmán
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· Jul 28
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David Salesa 🌱
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· Mar 13
Las plantas de los bosques nublados de Mesoamérica trepan las montañas para escapar del cambio climático
Un estudio revela que las especies se han desplazado hacia mayores altitudes, a un ritmo promedio de entre 1,8 y 2,7 metros por año desde 1979. La investigación es portada de la revista ‘Science’
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· Feb 28
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· Feb 23