The current world record wave height is 62.3 feet measured by a buoy in the North Atlantic Ocean at 6am UTC on February 4, 2013 at 59 degrees north, 11 degrees west. It was located between Iceland ...

Located at the intersection of prevailing storm tracks and colliding ocean currents ... in the North Atlantic between the UK and Iceland, for the highest significant wave height as measured ...

According to geologists at the UK’s Heriot Watt University, gigantic waves of mud and sand sediment about 250 miles off the coast of Guinea-Bissau in West Africa indicate the Atlantic Ocean ...

Oceanographers say that 2023's record-setting North Atlantic heat wave was driven by an atmospheric and oceanic heat exchange ...

In terms of wave height, data are available from reports ... a substantial worsening of the wave climate in the north Atlantic Ocean 1,2,3. However, these data are sparse and suffer from various ...

The most powerful waves were discovered in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica, but the North Atlantic Ocean experienced ... average winter wave heights have increased by almost one foot ...

Deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean ... enormous fossilized mud waves buried more than 1,000 meters beneath the seafloor. These giant sediment structures, some reaching heights of up to 300 meters ...

A large wave towering astern of the NOAA ship ‘Delaware II’ in the Atlantic Ocean ... a sudden increase in wave height and power. Other factors include strong ocean currents, changing wind ...

The heat wave smothering the Northeast this week may not be a match for ocean temperatures at the Jersey Shore. Despite near-100-degree temperatures forecast for the next several days, Atlantic ...