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Perhaps, could it happen "The Day After Tomorrow". EDIT> No need to worry, we have until 2100. "The Coriolis force pushes moving water, in this case, in the
by FrustratedMonky 3y ago
Perhaps, could it happen "The Day After Tomorrow".
EDIT>
No need to worry, we have until 2100.
"The Coriolis force pushes moving water, in this case, in the Gulf Stream, to the right, away from the American coast. When the Gulf Stream weakens, less water is moved northward, causing water levels to rise inshore of the Gulf Stream, with models projecting a 15–20 cm rise by 2100 from this effect alone"
It will be pretty uncomfortable to live in Europe. Super Hot summers.
EDIT 2: There is reference to Europe being hotter in the summer
"The current cold blob is already affecting our weather, though not in the way that might be expected: a cold subpolar North Atlantic correlates with summer heat in Europe (Duchez et al., 2016). The cooling of the sea surface is enough to influence the air pressure distribution in a way that encourages an influx of warm air from the south into Europe. "
- 77pt77 3y agoAnother guy here just wrote it would be covered by a glacier.
- FrustratedMonky 3y agoIt might be transitory. Like next few decades, hot because of low pressure allowing hot southern air to move north, but long term, cold as the ocean temp drops further?
- relaxing 3y agoEurope’s pretty small, but it can still be both hot and cold in places.
- ivanhoe 3y agoIt's true for the most of the North and West Europe as all Atlantic and Baltic areas will get significantly colder. Southern and Eastern Europe will get significantly warmer, on the other hand. This will also drive the weather systems a lot more unstable within the whole Europe, so it's a bad news for everyone there.