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Tag Archives: Gulf Stream
Riding on Carousels and Ocean Gyres
I had a little fun Friday with a television expert appearance, helping people understand a little mystery – what might have happened to a real estate sign from New Jersey that was found on a French beach. The story was … Continue reading
Posted in urbanoceanographer, water, weather
Tagged beach, carousel, CBS, drifter, Gulf Stream, gyre, hurricane, North Atlantic, real estate, Sandy, sign
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