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The course along which waters move
Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.Because of the Gulf Stream, which brings warmer waters towards that area and helps the climate of much of western Europe.
The Gulf Stream.It's called the North Atlantic current (continuation of the Gulf Stream)gulf stream also known as the north atlantic current
The Gulf stream waters
no.
They are complimentary the gulf stream caries warm surface waters north. The north equatorial current carries cold deep waters south.
The type of weather results you get when the warm waters of the Gulf Stream meet with cold wind is fog.steam????Nearly right ! The answer is fog.
Amplitude and frequency increase and speed decreases
a cross sectional view of a stream from its source, or head waters, to its mouth the point downstream where the river empties into another body of water.
As flood waters rise, the slope of the stream as it flows to it's base level increases
The Gulf Stream of the Atlantic Ocean
yes