A Heatwave Is Gripping the UK — but This ‘Cold Blob’ Has Experts Concerned

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How a cool patch south of Greenland may signal changing ocean circulation and future European weather

The “Cold Blob” Lies South of Greenland

It Has Cooled While the Planet Has Warmed

A New Study Points to Ocean Heat Transport

The AMOC Is the System Under Scrutiny

Climate Change Can Weaken the Sinking Process

The Cold Water Can Encourage More Heatwaves

Britain Is Still Expected to Become Warmer

A Collapse Would Be Far More Disruptive

Scientists Cannot Yet Measure a Definitive Trend

Collapse This Century Is Not the Leading Forecast

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An unusually cool patch of ocean might appear reassuring during a period of intense summer heat. Its presence, however, is not evidence that global warming has paused or that Britain is about to escape rising temperatures.

Scientists are studying it because oceans influence weather far beyond their coastlines. What happens in this part of the Atlantic could affect heatwaves, rainfall, storms and Europe’s climate for decades.

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