The Arctic spills have gone back to Asia and Alaska. As such, they will be ignored. My thoughts for this winter were that they would go to the other spill zones of central Canada and the UK. This happened for the big spill in January. Since then, the Gulf Stream has nailed the UK spillway shut, and the spills were dragged over to the Alaska region.
Spills for Alaska and Siberia give the west coast lots of snow and rain. The spills give rise to cold-driven storms and California gets soggy. They are releasing water from the reservoirs. The relatives in California went to Mexico to get some sun, and the weather followed them.
The Gulf Stream is unstable, and maybe next year, we'll see cold where the people are. With the west coast active again, we'll see warmer weather in Toronto, just like year. The summer should be stagnant.
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