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Benguela Current

Benguelastrom {m}naut.

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current {adj}

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gegenwärtig [aktuell, derzeitig]

geläufig

marktüblich [Preis, Konditionen]

angesagt [ugs.] [z. B. Mode]

amtierend [gegenwärtig im Amt]

laufend <lfd.> [Monat, Jahr, Konto]

momentan

augenblicklich [gegenwärtig]

nunmehrig [geh.]

aktuell

derzeitig

heutig

herrschend [Trend, Mode]

jeweilig [aktuell, herrschend]

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Lauf {m}

leakage current

Ableitstrom {m}electr.

current location

gegenwärtiger Standort {m}

breaking current

Ausschaltstrom {m}electr.

• One anaerobic species, "Thiomargarita namibiensis", plays an important part in the breakdown of hydrogen sulfide eruptions from diatomaceous sediments off the Namibian coast, and generated by high rates of phytoplankton growth in the Benguela Current upwelling zone, eventually falling to the seafloor.
• Fogs that originate offshore from the collision of the cold Benguela Current and warm air from the Hadley Cell create a fog belt that frequently envelops parts of the desert.
• The equatorial location of Gabon means that it has a tropical monsoon climate (Köppen "Am") and a tropical savanna climate (Köppen "Aw"), with the temperature being hot year-round and humid, although the Benguela Current can moderate temperatures.
• Matadi has a relatively dry tropical savanna climate (Köppen "Aw") with a lengthy dry season from June to September due to the northerly extension of the cold, foggy Benguela Current.
• Despite this, the city experiences heavy fog most of the year from the northern extension of the Benguela Current and receives a total of 2,330 bright sunshine hours annually.

• Its dry season lasts from June through August, and is caused by the cold Benguela Current reaching its northernmost extent and suppressing rainfall.
• The wet season divides into two periods: a hotter first half from March to June and a cooler, foggy second half somewhat influenced by the northern extension of the Benguela Current.
• It is caused by the rain shadow of the Naukluft Mountains and the cooling effect of the coastal sea temperature by the Benguela Current.
• On the coast, the upwelling of the cold Benguela current gives rise to dense ocean fogs (called "cassimbo" by the Angolans) for much of the year.
• The river has numerous waterfalls and is impassable from its mouth, which is of difficult access by multiple sandbars, formed primarily by the action of the Benguela current.

• The climate of Saint Helena is tropical, marine and mild, tempered by the Benguela Current and trade winds that blow almost continuously.
• Surface water filaments are estimated to account for up to 13% of the total salt transport from the Agulhas Current into the Benguela Current and South Atlantic Gyre.
• Despite being well north of the Tropic of Capricorn on the Atlantic Coast, the climate is subtropical due to the cooling effect of the northward-flowing Benguela Current causing July and August to be below 18° C.
• These are the warm Agulhas Current which flows southwards along South Africa's east coast, and the cold Benguela Current which is an upwelling current from the depths of the South Atlantic Ocean along South Africa's west coast.
• São Tomé features a tropical wet and dry climate (Köppen "As"), although it is not far above a semi-arid climate ("BSh") due to the influence of the cold Benguela Current, which makes even the wettest months drier than would be expected for such a low latitude but at the same time makes the city very cloudy and foggy even during the almost rainless dry season mid-year.

• The cold Benguela Current supplies moisture for the area in the form of fog that can reach as deep as [...] inland.