I'm sure plenty of heat is being stored in the oceans, but why...

  1. moondoong
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    18/10/14
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    I'm sure plenty of heat is being stored in the oceans, but why would it turn on and off?

    Surely the oceans would absorb heat at a fairly constant rate, if the atmosphere is rising in temperature?
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