Dave Epstein
Ocean Currents
Dave Epstein, Meteorologist and Nick Record, PhDSenior Research Scientist Tandy Center for Ocean Forecasting Director & Ecosystem Modeling discuss the latest goings on in the Gulf Of Maine and Beyond
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16 de fev de 2026
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Where Are The Right Whales?-Ocean Currents February 16th 2026 16.02.2026 15:45
In This Episode Of Ocean Currents Nick and I talk about the Right Whales. Where are the RIght Whales showing up over the past few years and how a changing ocean contributes to their movements.
Changing Ocean Temperatures In The Gulf Of Maine, It's Not What You Might Think-Ocean Currents September 28th 2025 28.09.2025 14:33
The Gulf Of Maine is warming fast, but that rate of warming is changing. In this edition Nick Record and Dave Epstein discuss how colder water from the arctic is impacting the warming, for now.
Toxic Algae And Bacteria, It's Always Been Here-Ocean Currents August 28th 2025 28.08.2025 15:21
We hear a lot about toxic water, espcially in the summer. In this Episode, Nick Record from Bigelow Labs in Boothbay Harbor Maine Enlightens on some of the impacts and how testing keeps your favorite shellfish safe.
Sharks In The Gulf Of Maine-Ocean Currents 17.07.2025 17:37
In this episode, Oceanographer Nick Record from Bigelow Labs in Maine discusses recent shark sightings and more about one of the largest residents of our oceans.
Jellyfish in the Gulf Of Maine-Ocean Currents July 2nd 2025 02.07.2025 17:37
In this first episode of Ocean Currents Meteorologist Dave Epstein and Oceanographer Nick Record of Bigelow Labs discuss the Gulf Of Maine and how jellyfish are making an appearance this summer.
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