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Atlantic 'cold blob' is responsible for shifts in the Indian summer monsoon that threaten over 1 billion people
An abnormally cold patch of water in the North Atlantic Ocean has triggered changes in the Indian summer monsoon via the jet stream winds, new research suggests.
Live Science — 17 June 2026
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An abnormally cold patch of water in the North Atlantic Ocean has triggered changes in the Indian summer monsoon via the jet stream winds, new research suggests.
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