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Record Water Temperatures In Gulf Of Mexico Raise Concerns
Record Water Temperatures In Gulf Of Mexico Raise Concerns
Jan 17, 2024 3:34 PM

Water in the Gulf of Mexico just reached the hottest on record for average weekly sea surface temperatures. This has scientists concerned both under the waves and on land. Here’s what it could mean for the Atlantic hurricane season.

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