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concentrations were within normal for this month all stations. Overall the phytoplankton community in the Baltic Sea consisted of small cells with a total domination of really small cells at some stations. Different ciliates were also common in most samples. A few filaments of different cyanobacteria were also Last updated: Sep 28, 2020

The cell concentrations were low in all sampling stations at the Swedish West coast and in the Baltic Sea. The species diversity was higher in the Kattegat and Skagerrak areas than in the Baltic Sea. The species diversity was highest among the dinoflagellates although it seems like the diatom Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

Despite the great secchi depth, quite high phytoplankton cell numbers and many species were found at the Skagerrak coast. In the open sea area, phytoplankton were more scarce. In the Kattegat the diatom Dactyliosolen fragilissimus and the cyanobacterium Anabaena sp. were abundant. In the Baltic Sea Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

numbers at both stations in the Kattegat. The integrated (0-10 m and 0-20 m) chlorophyll concentrations were low but within normal for the month. The only exception was at Å17 in the Skagerrak open sea, where the concentration was slightly above what is normal.   The species diversity was generally high Last updated: Apr 30, 2020

the Baltic Sea, besides this there was nothing to report. The integrated (0-20 m) chlorophyll a concentrations were low, but within normal for this month in all sampling areas. This report is a shortened version because of lack of events in the phytoplankton world. Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

Tripos (previously Ceratium) was most common at these stations. The integrated chlorophyll concentrations were low but within normal for the month at all stations along the west coast. The species diversity was generally high in the Baltic Sea, but the total cell numbers were low except for the stations Last updated: May 27, 2020

SMHI RMK No.68, February 1996 Model calculations of dispersion of lindane over Europe Pilot study with comparisons to measurements around the Baltic Sea and the Kattegat Christer Persson and Anders Ullerstig SMHI REPORTS METEOROLOGY and CLIMATOLOGY No.68, February 1996 Model calculations of Last updated: Mar 30, 2020

This report presents the results from the cruise from the end of February to the beginning of March. The species diversity and cell concentrations were low in the Baltic Sea and at the majority of the stations visited in the Skagerrak and the Kattegat. The most species rich samples were found at BY Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

the link below to see interpretations of blooms from satellite images in the Baltic http //www.smhi.se/vadret/hav-och-kust/algsituationen Fig. 2. Large areas with massive grain occurrences or streaks of surface accumulations were found in the south western part of the Baltic Sea (fig A and B). Larger Last updated: Jul 21, 2019

common in the Baltic Sea and a small (1 μm) unicell was common in all parts of the Baltic Sea visited. The integrated (0-10 m) chlorophyll a concentrations were normal for this month. Last updated: Jun 30, 2015