Ocean water off the southern tip of Florida broke a scorching 100 degrees for back-to-back days this week in a potentially record-breaking event that has stunned experts.
Ocean water off the southern tip of Florida broke a scorching 100 degrees for back-to-back days this week in a potentially record-breaking event that has stunned experts.
Temperature readings on a buoy at Manatee Bay soared to 101.1 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday evening and hit 100.2 degrees on Sunday night, according to National Weather Service meteorologist George Rizzuto.
“This is a hot tub. I like my hot tub around 100, 101. That’s what was recorded yesterday,” said Yale Climate Connections meteorologist Jeff Masters.
