Experts are attributing the recent unusual floods in Johor and other parts of Malaysia to the warming of the Indian Ocean in the past 20 to 30 years brought about by global warming.
The rising temperature of the Indian Ocean, brought about by a series of events starting with the melting of ice in Greenland, could have caused the unusual and adverse weather conditions in South-East Asia. If the cooling trend in the North Atlantic continued and grew bigger, Europe would eventually head for severe winter in the future.
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