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Why doe sGreat Britain would have a much colder climate than it does if not for the?
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The warm current from the Gulf of Mexico, known as the Gulf Stream, follows North along the East coast of America. Then the current crosses the Atlantic to reach the Irish and British Isles. It is this warm current that give Britain its warm, but wet winter climate.
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