Volume 22, Number 7—July 2016
Research
Heat Wave–Associated Vibriosis, Sweden and Finland, 2014
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![SST anomaly data for coastal areas of Sweden and Finland. A) Maximum SST anomalies during July and August 2014. The anomalies were substantially high throughout the region but especially in the northern Baltic Sea area. B) Differences between the maximum temperatures during 2014 and those during 1982–2013.SST, sea surface temperature.](/eid/images/15-1996-F3.jpg)
Figure 3. SST anomaly data for coastal areas of Sweden and Finland. A) Maximum SST anomalies during July and August 2014. The anomalies were substantially high throughout the region but especially in the northern Baltic Sea area. B) Differences between the maximum temperatures during 2014 and those during 1982–2013. SST, sea surface temperature.
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