Subsurface temperature maximum in a stratified estuary

Subsurface temperature maximum in a stratified estuary

A subsurface temperature maximum recorded in the highly stratified Krka Estuary is described. The maximum is located on the lower edge of a steep halocline and reaches the highest temperature in the Adriatic Sea. Temperatures of up to 31 °C were recorded. The development of the maximum and its persi...

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Veröffentlicht in:Marine chemistry 1991, Vol.32 (2), p.163-170
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description A subsurface temperature maximum recorded in the highly stratified Krka Estuary is described. The maximum is located on the lower edge of a steep halocline and reaches the highest temperature in the Adriatic Sea. Temperatures of up to 31 °C were recorded. The development of the maximum and its persistence during summer is the consequence of a relatively thin and transparent brackish water layer while the entrainment of the seawater is weak. The maximum may be recorded from the middle of April until the end of October.
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