The unprecedented 2015/16 Tasman Sea marine heatwave

Nature·Jul 14

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A marine heatwave occurred in the Tasman Sea in 2015/16. This event is being studied for its potential links to coastal terrestrial heatwaves and its impact on the food chain and pelagic microbiology. Researchers are also exploring ways to project and predict future marine heatwaves in the region and globally.

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