30 points! How would Europe’s climate change if the North Atlantic Current disappeared?

The biggest effect would be dropping temperatures in the region. While Earth overall may be warming, the disruption or end of the North Atlantic Current would mean the tempering effects of the current would no longer moderate temperature and weather in much of Europe and the eastern United States.

This change might most affect the northern countries of Europe, including the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and other countries in the region.

Explanation:

First of all, if the climate causes the North Atlantic Drift to slow down then the British and Irish winters would be up to 5°C colder. Studies have shown that even though the rest of the planet was warming up, the North Atlantic region remained in that cold period for up to 1300 years.