NOAA Animation of Lake Michigan Meteotsunami, April 2018
This animation shows computer simulated meteotsunami waves generated on April 13, 2018 in Lake Michigan. The red colors represent wave crests (increased water level) and blue colors represent wave troughs (decreased water level). These waves were created by a series of atmospheric gravity pressure waves that contained large changes in barometric pressure.
Видео NOAA Animation of Lake Michigan Meteotsunami, April 2018 канала NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
Видео NOAA Animation of Lake Michigan Meteotsunami, April 2018 канала NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
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