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Maybe I'm daft but one suggested itself to me: if you add more very cold water locally, that influences the temperature and pressure/density differentials with existing currents. It's presumably the effect on those currents that causes more water to build up elsewhere.


Gravimetry has been used to track ocean currents, and water temperature will presumably effect currents.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/...


Awesome.


Check out the north Atlantic cold spot. It has already contributed to making summers in Ireland even more miserable for the last 10 years.


I've missed the last 6 summers in Ireland but I hear you!




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