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Yes. If the Gulf Stream’s flow is altered by an influx of cooler water coming off of the melting ice in Greenland, the Gulf Stream’s waters would be cooled before reaching Europe. This could potentially mean Europe gets covered with snow and ice even while the rest of the world’s temperature trends upward.
