SST constant on poles?

Subject: SST constant on poles?
From: Xuguang Wang (xuguang@essc.psu.edu)
Date: Tue Aug 21 2001 - 09:41:39 MDT

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Dear ccm3 users,

I just noticed from the file ccm/data/T42M5079.nc that SST on Arctic and
around Antarctic is constantly equal to -1.8 C. Could any of you give me
some information why it is set in this way? Thanks a lot.

Xuguang Wang
Penn State Meteorology

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