Abstract: The Bermuda tide gauge record extends back to the early 1930s. That sea level fluctuations there are highly coherent with dynamic height from hydrographic data has two interesting implications. First, it should contain ...

Abstract: Variability of sea level on the offshore side of the Gulf Stream has been estimated with a wind-forced numerical model. The difference in sea level between the model and coastal tide gauges therefore provides an estimate ...

Abstract: One of the puzzling features of sea level on the east coast of the United States is the decedal-scale variability;the fluctuations are 10?15 cm, peak to peak, at periods longer than a few years. The authors find that this ...

Abstract: In the central North Atlantic Ocean there are large decadal-scale fluctuations of sea level and of the depth of the thermocline. This variability can be explained by low-frequency Rossby waves forced by wind. The authors ...