Ocean currents, sea ice and snow in a storm resolving climate model

This simulation performed with the ICON weather and climate model in the EU H2020 project nextGEMS covers a 5 year period starting in January 2020. The model consists of atmosphere and ocean components, both running on the same 5 km resolution grid.
In the animation, sub-surface ocean currents are color-coded with white-ish corresponding to one meter per second current speed. Snow free sea-ice is shown in grey and snow cover is shown in white.
Note that this simulation is not to be read as a weather forecast, but simply shows one possible evolution of the system, starting from January 2020 conditions.

[@iangray6762]

I enjoy learning things like that but my question is, why isn't Greenland affected at all?

[@godsbeautifulflatearth]

These Ocean Currents are physically and mathematically impossible on the Heliocentric spinning globe model.