And so a strong claim can be made that climate change is now at least partially responsible for all global weather although the part played by climate change could be small for any individual climate event relative to other causes such as
normal ocean circulation patterns.
Warming is widespread over the upper layer of the ocean (500 meters or so), and this may change
normal ocean circulation patterns, with unforeseen consequences.
Not exact matches
The loss of the
normal ocean circulation could cause drastic shifts in weather
patterns, and continued loss of ice in Greenland will lead to the continued rise in sea level, threatening coastal cities around the globe.