Merivaikutukset
Merivaikutukset, also known as the Baltic Sea effect, is a meteorological phenomenon that occurs when a warm, moist air mass from the south meets a cold, dry air mass from the north over the Baltic Sea. This interaction leads to the formation of a low-pressure system over the sea, which can result in various weather conditions.
The most notable effect is the frequent occurrence of fog and low stratus clouds, often referred to
Another consequence of the Merivaikutukset is the strong onshore wind, which can blow from the sea towards
The Merivaikutukset also influence the marine environment, with the warm, saline water from the south mixing
The phenomenon is named after the Finnish word "meri," meaning sea, and "vaikutus," meaning effect. It is