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Description:The marine climatology of New York Bight is presented both as summaries of available data on those meteorological variables that make up the climate and as interactive processes among land, sea, and air that influence the meteorological variables and produce the distinctive marine climate. The data summaries consist of monthly averages of temperature, temperature anomalies, heating degree days, relative humidity, precipitation, wind, fog, and haze over the eastern, central, and southern portions of the Bight. The climate-forming processes active over the Bight include the effect of the heat reservoir on the sea surface, the sea breeze, and the effect of coastal geography on storms.
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Sea Grant Document Number:SUNY-T3-76-007
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