In recent years, global warming has increased and temperature of the oceanswhich makes the global climate crisis even worse. On the other hand, the Atlantic Ocean has been cooling at a record rate for the past three months, ahead of the cooler La Nina period. Although the reason for this situation is not yet known, changes in precipitation patterns may occur.

While the ocean cooling is actually a welcome change after more than a year of rising temperatures both on land and in the sea, it is also notable that the reason for this situation is unknown. from the University of Colorado Boulder Pedro Di Nezio, “We see that the average temperature of the Earth’s oceans is starting to drop.” he said.

Temperatures in November may be lower than expected

in the Pacific Ocean El Nino currentweakened last May, and according to the latest forecasts, La Nina conditions may be below average in the September-November period. El Nino has weaker winds and therefore lower water height. Although it also has a much smaller impact in the Atlantic Ocean La Nina current can be seen.

Temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean over the past three months until 1982 It cooled faster than ever before. This sudden change is puzzling because the strong winds that usually cause such cooling have not yet developed, says Franz Philip Tuchen of the University of Miami in Florida. Tuchen, “We’ve looked at the list of possible mechanisms and so far nothing seems to explain this.” he said.