Influence of World Ocean Current on Climate

Mainly through the indirect influence of air mass activities. Because ocean current is the underlying surface of the air mass above it, it can denature the lower part of the air mass, and when the air mass moves, it will bring these characteristics to the passing area, thus changing the climate. Generally speaking, the climate along the coast where the warm current passes is warmer than that near the same latitude; Along the coast where cold ocean currents pass, the climate is colder than around the same latitude.

It is precisely because of the movement of ocean currents, which are constantly flowing from south to north, and play an important role in the transportation and exchange of ocean thermal energy at high and low latitudes and the global heat balance. So as to regulate the climate on the earth.