On the Romanian coastline, tourists are confronted with low water temperatures in the Black Sea, reaching 13-15 degrees Celsius on July 22. This phenomenon, known as upwelling, is caused by sea currents that bring cold water from the depths to the shore. Tourists complain that the temperature difference between the air and the water is too great and the conditions prevent them from enjoying the beach. Upwelling is a natural process influenced by winds and the Earth's rotation that brings cold water to the surface, affecting the seaside vacation experience.
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Apa Mării Negre, rece ca gheața: "Te dor articulațiile când intri". A revenit fenomenul care a scăzut temperatura cu 10 grade peste noapte
Fenomen rar pe litoral. Apa mării s-a răcit brusc. Salvamarii au arborat steagul galben
Fenomenul care strică vacanța turiștilor de pe litoral. Apa mării s-a răcit brusc de la 23 de grade la doar 13 grade
Apa Mării Negre, rece ca gheața, din nou: fenomenul de „upwelling” a revenit pe litoralul românesc
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