Fig. 2: Mean state of the Luzon Strait overflow. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Mean state of the Luzon Strait overflow.

From: Increasing deep-water overflow from the Pacific into the South China Sea revealed by mooring observations

Fig. 2

The vertical profile below 1500 m of the whole-period-mean potential temperature (red) and along-channel velocity (blue) at BC and LT, respectively, with shading showing tide-excluded standard deviation. Positive (negative) velocity indicates that waters flow into (out of) the South China Sea. The black triangles indicate the mooring position. The black dashed lines denote zero velocity and a 2.2 °C profile. The abbreviations BC and LT represent BC mooring and LT mooring, respectively.

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