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I was thinking, after reading the posts about Rossby waves, that if
a wave with sufficiently lowered water density passed underneath a
vessel, its buoyancy would be suddenly reduced, perhaps causing it
to sink suddenly and "without cause". A wave with lowered density
would also probably attract nearby higher-density water to attempt
to equalize the density, and the inflowing water motion would
hasten the sinking.
i'd appreciate your comments regarding the water density idea.
Regards, Dave Cruz <DCRUZ@T1ACC1.INTEL.COM