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A climatology lecturer of mine once told me that the cold water coming off the melting icecaps may shut down or slowdown the thermohaline circulation of the North Atlantic current. This could trigger localised cooling in the North Atlantic, particularly affecting countries such as Ireland, Britain and the Nordic countries that are warmed by the North Atlantic drift. The chances of this occurring are unclear; there is some scientific evidence for the stability of the Gulf Stream but also a weakening of the North Atlantic drift. However there is also evidence of warming in northern Europe and nearby oceans, rather than the reverse (which would be expected if this theory is correct). Once this was pointed out to him, he stated that the cold water may cause the current to ‘switch off’ rather than cool down slowly. Core samples have shown us that the last ice age caused the North Atlantic Drift to slow down, but it is thought that its path changed between then and now. However, the study of past climate shows that the Gulf Stream has stopped completely several times in the past, causing rapid climate change.
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Magma Composition
Magma is primarily a very hot liquid, which is called a 'melt. ' It is formed from the melting of rocks in the earth's lithosphere, which is the outermost shell of the earth made of the earth's crust and upper part of the mantle, and the asthenosphere, which is the layer below the lithosphere
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1. In the northern hemisphere, winds on low pressure cyclones swirl in a __(clockwise)__ direction.
2. On a weather map, an area with isobars that are close together can expect __(strong winds)____.
3. An area experiences warm, rainy weather for five days in a row. This area most likely is experiencing a __(Warm weather)___ front.
4. Cold fronts are stronger than warm fronts due to their higher __(Density)___.
5. The radiosonde is elevated to high levels in the atmosphere through __(high altitudes)___.
6. How do weather balloons collect data about weather?
=A weather balloon is explicitly an high altitude inflatable balloon that takes along the instruments on high to send back the data on air pressure, temperature, humidity and speed of the wind with the help of the tiny, disposable estimating gadget called a radiosonde.
7. What are the differences between using weather satellites and weather radar devices to predict the weather?
= To acquire wind information, they can be followed by radar, radio course finding, or Global Positioning System (GPS).
Weather satellite is used to estimate the weather and climate of the earth. Weather radar is used to determine the precipitation occurrence of rain, snow etc.