Question

What happens after the Gulf Stream travels north?

It cools and flows away from the pole, causing cooler climates farther south.

It circles the poles, becoming ice.

It crashes with incoming warm water.

It flows away from the pole, causing warmer climates farther south.

Answer 1

Incorrect didn't flow away from pole cause warmer climate I know cause I tried.

Im'ma guess cause didn't correct the answer but says Flowing away from pole was wrong though.

My guess is crashing with warm water. Might be wrong too though...