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Ocean currents - Nov 30, 2019
Everything is about the same as 5 days ago, except the Bering Strait is pouring in the water again. The famous notch in the Arctic ice is still open, and this might keep it open again. Again, I have never seen this, and have no idea about the forces at work
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