Scientists Note Temperature Spike In Gulf of Alaska

Scientists say temperatures in the Gulf of Alaska recently spiked over a very short time span. The warmer temperatures are a byproduct of mild winter weather and could have serious consequences for marine life. The latest temperatures come from a monitoring program that has collected data from the Gulf Waters for the past 17 years.

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Quinton Chandler is a reporter at KTOO in Juneau.

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