The key current in the Atlantic Ocean helps many of us in Europe keep warm during the winter months, but this could be about to change – according to new scientific research New York could be left frozen if the critical sea current collapses (stock)

One of the ocean's key currents is on the brink of collapsing, according to research. Should the sea pattern stop , Europe could be thrust into a long winter that could run for years. ‌

The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is a critical part of the Earth's underwater currents, acting as a huge conveyor belt to help bring warm water to Europe and North America. From London to New York, the AMOC is an incredibly important part of the ecosystem , helping waters stay warm and wildlife thrive. ‌

In Europe, our wa

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