Changes in the Wind Pattern may Contribute to North Atlantic's 'Cold Blob'

While climate change is making much of the world warmer, temperatures in a subpolar region of the North Atlantic are getting cooler. A team of researchers report that changes in the wind pattern, among other factors, may be contributing to this "cold blob."

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