Westerly winds of the temperate latitudes of the Southern Hemisphere affect the climate of what?

Westerly winds are winds that blow in the temperate climate zone from the tropics to 60 degrees north and south latitude, respectively. In the Southern Hemisphere, these winds are most pronounced compared to the Northern. Since in the Southern Hemisphere, at these latitudes, the ocean mainly prevails, and not land as in the Northern Hemisphere. The westerly winds of the temperate latitudes of the Southern Hemisphere carry warm equatorial currents, thereby affecting the speed of ocean currents and the climate of the western coasts of the continents.