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Disentangled Fingerprints suggest no historical weakening of Atlantic Overturning and Subpolar Gyre
The AMOC and the Subpolar Gyre are key components of the Earth's climate system, both potentially prone to destabilization and abrupt shifts under anthropogenic forcing.Given the strong influence of the AMOC and the SPG on global climate, detecting changes in their stability is of high importance, y
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