Prove or refute the statement that cyclones in Europe most often come from the west.

Most of Europe is located in temperate latitudes, where western air mass transfer operates. Air masses form over the Atlantic Ocean. A warm North Atlantic current passes along the shores of Europe, which means that these air masses are saturated with moisture and are the cause of cyclones, which significantly soften the climate in Europe: mild winters, cool summers. An important role is played by the Icelandic cyclone, which forms over Iceland and, also due to the western transfer, reaches Europe. Thus, cyclones in Europe most often come from the west.