A coupled atmosphere-ocean source mechanism was a predictor of the 2022 Tonga volcanic tsunami

Nature·Sep 30

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A coupled atmosphere-ocean source mechanism is reported to have been a predictor of the 2022 Tonga volcanic tsunami. Research on tsunami prediction models and climate systems suggests that interactions between the atmosphere and ocean play a significant role in various phenomena, including sea surface warming and ocean acidification. The relationship between the atmosphere and ocean is being studied in various contexts, including volcanic eruptions and seasonal weather patterns.

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