Water near the surface of the ocean often travels in predictable patterns called currents. One of these currents, the North Pacific gyre, is shown in the map below. In general, water is warmer near the equator and cooler near the earth’s pole. A warm current can make the climate of nearby land warmer, and a cold current can make the climate of nearby land cooler. Four locations are highlighted in the map below. Which location most likely has a cooler climate than it would without the North Pacific gyre?