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Global Warming has Increased the Distance Traveled by Marine Heatwaves

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  • The frequency of marine heat waves (MHWs) showed an insignificant trend, and the duration, intensity, area and moving distance increased greatly over 1982–2020
  • The strongest MHWs (more than the 80th percentile) have the largest increase in moving distance
  • The extreme MHW category dominates the increase in projection/total area due to the rising moving distance
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