Observations of Unexpected Short-Term Heating in the Uppermost Layer of the Dead Sea after a Sharp Decrease in Solar Radiation

<div>A map of the Dead Sea and surrounding areas with the location of three meteorological stations (Bet Dagan (32.01°N, 34.81°E, 31 m.a.s.l.), Jerusalem (31.78°N, 35.22°E, 810 m.a.s.l.), and Ein Gedi (31.42°N, 35.39°E, −415 m.a.s.l.)) and the Dead Sea buoy (31.42°N, 35.44°E, −420 m.a.s.l.).</div>

International Journal of Oceanography

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Figure 1: Observations of Unexpected Short-Term Heating in the Uppermost Layer of the Dead Sea after a Sharp Decrease in Solar Radiation 