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later these subsurface maxima had disappeared. The surface water temperature in the Sound varied between 10.3 and ll.3°C. At 10-20 m depth in the northern part of the Sound down to Landskrona there was a distinct halocline, where the the salinity increased with depth from 13 to 31 psu. The conditions Last updated: Sep 24, 2020

All nutrients in the surface water were very low in the Skagerrak and the Kattegat. At 15-20 meters, peaks in the fluorescence were observed together with high saturation of oxygen and also higher levels in nutrients. In Baltic Proper, the inorganic nitrogen (nitrite nitrate) was used up down to 40 Last updated: May 26, 2016

Sea level SMHI presents sea level measurements from 24 tide gauges (sea level stations). The sea level is measured in a local height system and values are presented relative the theoretical mean sealevel, a level calculated from many years of annual means, which takes into account the effect of Last updated: Feb 23, 2016

Built-up areas create higher temperatures than their surroundings, and this has a number of different causes As a general rule, the hard surfaces in cities absorb more sunlight and store more heat than green spaces. This heat is given off at night, raising the air temperature. During the day, the Last updated: Dec 21, 2020

technical partners” which included speakers from the Climate Risk and Early Warning Services (CREWS) Secretariat, , , , and . In the panel discussion, moderated by James Kiyangi of , the invited speakers discussed recent successful cooperation and knowledge sharing initiatives, reflected on how these Last updated: Feb 22, 2024

researchers at the Rossby Centre, comparing them with calculations from other research teams who are carrying out equivalent climate calculations within the CMIP6 international collaboration. In the future, it will be possible to interpret these climate calculations using a regional climate model, giving more Last updated: Apr 08, 2020

on how to understand the increased vulnerability of the marine resources due to climate change and how to include this information into robust decision-making. Those guidelines are a major outcome of the project ClimeMarine. The primary goal of organising this contest was to reach out to students Last updated: May 20, 2021

condition in the East Gotland Basin, due to an increased frequency of deep water inflows in comparison to the period 1983 until the large inflow in December 2014. The inflow of 30 km3 in the beginning of the year could be tracked in the deep water in the Eastern Gotland Basin in June.  Elevated levels of Last updated: Aug 02, 2017

Dactyliosolen fragilissimus were found in high cell numbers. The low cell numbers at the Baltic stations were also visible in the chlorophyll concentrations, which were normal or below normal for this month, except at BY2 where there were high integrated chlorophyll concentrations. Last updated: Nov 06, 2019