A new study has confirmed that the Gulf Stream, a crucial ocean current that helps regulate climate and sea levels, is weakening. The flow of warm water through the Florida Straits has slowed by 4% over the past four decades. This slowdown has significant implications for the world's climate, and scientists are concerned that it may be a sign of further weakening to come.

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    1 year ago

    Wait a minute, This seem like a scene of The Day After Tomorrow?

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      1 year ago

      After becoming YouTube educated on this matter… Not to that extent. The main thing to notice in the short term is the slowing of the gulf stream will reallocate 'sea level' on either side of the ocean… Which sounds like a 3ish ft increase on the west, and the same as a decline for the east.

      I'm not a water science person though, so I'm just mimicking words.