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Question In one to two sentences, explain how the loss of Arctic sea ice may affect the ocean currents and climate near the Western European coast
Answered by strawberry_shortcake🍰🍓
make it like a 6th grader wrote it
Answered by GPT 3.5
The loss of Arctic sea ice can disrupt the normal flow of ocean currents, potentially weakening the Gulf Stream and reducing its ability to bring warm water to the Western European coast. This could lead to colder temperatures, altered weather patterns, and increased storm activity in the region.
Answered by GPT 3.5
If the Arctic sea ice melts too much, it could mess up the ocean currents near Western Europe. The warm Gulf Stream might get weaker, making the weather colder and bringing more storms to the area.