An AMOC collapse would usher in global weather and climate shifts — including plunging temperatures in Europe, which relies ...

It may sound counterintuitive but as the world gets warmer, one part of the globe is due to get significantly cooler. This ...

Parts of the Atlantic Ocean are again much warmer than normal, priming Europe for more extreme heat this summer.

Maps of unusually ... Global ocean temperatures were a record high in April and May. However, natural climate patterns also influence temperatures. The record heat in the Atlantic this spring ...

Deep in the Atlantic Ocean ... compare that with the U.S., we are at the latitude of Alaska, which is much colder than Scandinavia." Milder winters in Europe are largely thanks to an influx of ...

In the North Atlantic Ocean ... heat. Sea surface temperatures are so hot across the “main development region” (seen in deep red between Africa and the Caribbean on this map) they have ...

but sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean are already hitting early summer levels, a worrying trend that could indicate an active hurricane season ahead — or another marine heat wave.

If you compare it to 2005 or 2010, other big years the Atlantic had where it was really warm, we’re in a whole different ballgame this year.” The extreme ocean heat and low wind shear are ...

Hurricane Beryl could never have formed where and when it did were it not for the unprecedented heat in the Atlantic Ocean. Surface temperatures heading into hurricane season were as much as 3 or ...

But the effects of El Niño are not confined to the Pacific Ocean. The ocean-air heat exchange results in changes in the atmospheric steering flow and pressure systems in the Atlantic as well.