Greenland meltwater is intensifying European heatwaves
The cooling of the North Atlantic is creating waviness in the jet stream and high-pressure ridging over Europe, a study finds
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BREAKING — A new study reported by New Scientist finds that meltwater from Greenland is cooling the North Atlantic, and that cooling is making the jet stream wavier while building persistent high-pressure ridges over Europe. The result is heatwaves that arrive more often, stay longer, and hit harder. The mechanism is indirect, but the consequence is direct: a distant ice sheet is now shaping summer conditions across the continent.
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Source: New Scientist, “Greenland meltwater is intensifying European heatwaves”. Read the original →
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