Westerly winds bring mild, humid air from the North Atlantic Drift current, which itself is fed by the warm waters of the Gulf Stream.
The gulf stream - it carries warmth towards northern Europe.
The Gulf Stream, originating in the Gulf of Mexico, passing the US east coast, crossing the Atlantic in a northwesterly direction is responsible for the temperate climate of coastal northern Europe.
Keeps the climate of Japan temperate.
Not exactly. It is an ocean current which brings warm water from the Gulf of Mexico to the north west coast of Europe. Were it not for this current the climate in these areas would be much different.
its were high pressure gets forced out evenly
The Gulf Stream
The Gulf Stream is a warm ocean current that flows from the Gulf of Mexico along the eastern coast of North America towards Europe. It helps maintain Europe's relatively mild climate by bringing warm water and air to the region. The Gulf Stream also influences weather patterns and can impact precipitation and temperature in areas it flows through.
The Gulf Stream, a warm current bringing water from the Gulf of Mexico up to the shores of Western Europe.
The North Atlantic Current, an extension of the Gulf Stream, moderates much of the air temperature over northwestern Europe. This warm ocean current brings heat from the Gulf of Mexico towards Europe, creating a milder climate and preventing extreme temperature fluctuations.
The warm waters of the Gulf Stream ocean current largely determines the weather of North Carolina.
The rather unimaginatively named "California current".
The North Atlantic Drift, a current of warm water from the tropics, flows near Europe's west coast. The prevailing westerlies, which blow west to east, pick up warmth from this current and carry it over Europe. They also carry moisture, giving the region adequate rainfall.