The oceans store an enormous amount of energy that can affect the Earth’s climate. The North Atlantic Current transports warm water from the Gulf of Mexico towards Europe. A new study has revealed that extreme rainfall could conflict with this ocean current. However, the experiment shows that temporary changes in climate in North Atlantic won’t be able to stop the current and the probability of happening in the next 100 years is 15 percent. However, scientists believe that further research needs to be carried out to verify this study.
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