Interaction of the atmosphere and the ocean.

The atmosphere has a permanent and tangible impact on the ocean. Under the influence of air masses, its currents are formed, including the Gulf Stream. Wind causes storms, sun and cloud cover are responsible for changes in water temperature. In turn, the ocean contributes to the warming of the air and is the main source of its saturation with moisture. Mutual processes occurring between them affect the climate of the planet, in particular, on global warming – a problem that scientists around the world are struggling to solve.