The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, or AMOC, is part of a larger “global conveyor belt” that circulates warm and nutrient-rich water poleward ... of ocean currents is not a ...

Current models might underestimate natural ... In higher latitudes, atmospheric rivers moving poleward could lead to more extreme rainfall, flooding and landslides in places such as the U.S ...

The current is stronger and deeper but goes strongly eastwards, without a poleward flow. Coriolis effects prevent the flows going directly down the gradients that drive them. This is similar to ...

They found that during the mid-Holocene (8.2–4.2 ka BP, ka BP = thousand years before the present), precipitation in the region sharply decreased due to the poleward shift of the ...