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©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

The Lecture After the Last ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

General Circulation ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

General Circulation Keywords Direct Thermal Circulation Hadley Cell Intertropical Convergence Zone Trade Winds Prevailing Westerlies Polar Front ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

General Circulation Air returning to the equator creates the trades winds ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

El Niño/La Niña Ocean circulation follows the circulation of the atmosphere ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

Sea Surface Temperature ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

General Ocean Circulation Path of tropical storms carries energy from tropics towards poles ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

CaCO3shells of ocean plankton from the Norwegian Sea and the Gulf of Mexico record pulses of low d18O meltwater delivery from nearby ice sheets. [from Ruddiman, 2001] Climate ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

Area (km2) ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

Sea Level Rise ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

Sea Level Rise ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

Sea Level Rise ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

Sea Level Rise ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

Ocean Circulation ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

El Niño/La Niña The Effect of the wind is to transport surface water away from the coast ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

El Niño/La Niña Transition ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

El Niño/La Niña ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

El Niño/La Niña Temperature and height of water normally varies across Pacific with warmest water pooled in west ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

El Niño/La Niña During El Niño event the warm water flows back to the east and upwelling there is curtailed ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan

El Niño/La Niña ©2004 Perry Samson, University of Michigan