There is another marine heat wave in US waters, this time in the Gulf of Mexico Record-high ocean temperatures could affect peak hurricane season.

Almost all of the nitrogen that fertilizes life in the open ocean of the Gulf of Mexico is carried into the Gulf from shallower coastal areas, researchers found.

Google is among the first companies to rename maps from Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America. Other software leaders, like Apple Maps, are starting to follow suit.

The Gulf of Mexico is just one of the areas that has a faster warming than the global ocean and twice the global rate is still in a reasonable range. You say it’s still in the reasonable range? Yes.

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The waters of the Atlantic Ocean have been abnormally warm, providing copious amounts of energy that can intensify storms.

Tropical storms in the Gulf of Mexico are 50 percent more likely to undergo rapid intensification during marine heat waves, or periods of hot sea surface temperatures.

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Surface water temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean are at all-time highs since recordkeeping began in 1981.

The Gulf of Mexico is blazing hot, but hurricane season — temporarily, at least — has hit a lull, a surprise to researchers.

The "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico has created more than 4 million acres of habitat with little to no oxygen that could kill marine life.

Surface water temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean are at all-time highs since recordkeeping began in 1981.