Geography, asked by Avanidave3866, 1 year ago

What is meant by Warm Currents?

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Oceans currents are divided on the basis of temperature into warm currents and cold currents those currents the flow from the equator towards the pole are warmer than the surrounding water and so they are called warm currents......

Answered by Anonymous

Heya mate....

Ocean currents are divided on the basis of temperature into warm currents and cold currents. Those currents that flow from the Equator towards the poles are warmer than the surrounding water and so they are called warm currents...

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