Back-to-back summer heatwaves in the Tasman Sea that have affected marine life and seafood industries in Australia and New Zealand could be another sign of the warming climate, scientists say.
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| The Tasman Sea has endured back-to-back summer marine heatwaves - with consequences that could take time to play out. |
Australia has just had its warmest summer by far, with the role of so-called blocking highs in the Tasman seen by meteorologists as key to the build-up of record-breaking heat over the country's south-east.
Read the story from The Age by Peter Hannam - “‘Not very happy': Tasman Sea warmth puts the heat on key fisheries.”
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