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What type of climate is created by the Norwegian Current?

A.
continental

B.
marine

C.
subarctic

D.
Mediterranean

I think B.



Answer :

dannyardiansyahh

Answer:

B. Marine

Explanation:

Bay currents originate from the movement of surface water near the equator in the Atlantic Ocean. This movement or flow of water moves westward in the Atlantic Ocean to the north, to northwestern Europe. This current can be seen clearly. The color is bright blue, different from turquoise waters. When viewed from above, this current seems to flow like a river in the ocean.

This current starts from the hot part of the Earth, so what is carried is hot water flow. Current flows to the north until it approaches the cold poles of the Earth. This warm water current keeps the area in its path from freezing. Scandinavian countries benefit from this current. Sea ports in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands do not freeze during the winter. This port can still be used for ships to dock. Thanks to the current of the bay, London and Paris can enjoy a cool winter, not too freezing cold

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The type of climate that is created and experienced in areas where the Norwegian current goes through is B. Marine.

Marine climates:

  • Have a low temperature range all year
  • Are typical of North-Western areas of Earth
  • Have cool winters

The Norwegian Current brings water and wind from the Atlantic Ocean and influences those areas it passes through by bringing a marine climate. This is why areas like the Netherlands have such a climate.

In conclusion, the climate created is a Marine climate.

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