Alarming Climate Changes due to Global Warming

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The thinning ice in the Antartics and similar proofs hardly leaves anyone doubting of the growing alarming|effects of climate change.

Yes, there are still a few who believe that all these are simply normal part of our day to day living. Scientists, however, are agreeing these events aren’t natural.

The weather definitely is getting warmer, which has been observed and documented globally. Some countries have observed an average temperature rise of around four degrees Fahrenheit.

The first and second warmest years on record were 1998 and 2006, respectively. In fact, every year from the first to the second warmest years, ranked within the warmest 25 years in the US. In 2006, the annual average temperature was 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Recent warm years point to a climate change being brought on by global warming.

In the U.S., back in 1998 and 2006, these were recorded as the warmest years ever. In fact, every year thereafter, from the
first to second warmest years, appeared to have been the hottest, considering all documented temperatures within the previous 25 years.In 2006, the yearly average temperature was 55 degrees Fahrenheit. These drastic increase in temperatures have been atrributed to climate change as a result of global warming.

The effects of climate change due to global warming is more noticible during a drought. Years are drier and in some countries, forest or bush fires are becoming a common event. This is caused by the heat that is building up around the earth’s surface.

The cases of drought and seriousness is even made worst by global warming. A major drought in the US lasted from 1999-2002. Other than these, there were only two recorded droughts in the last forty years that were so catastrophic that crops were
destroyed resulting to further food shortages.

There have been more and more frequent droughts in the West in recent years. The last 30 years in particular have seen numerous droughts. These droughts have spawned wildfires that set new records in 2006 for number of fires and of acres burned. Further proof of global warming is seen in these destructive wildfires.

While the overall effect of global warming is heat followed by drought, there are still storms. Since global warming energizes the atmosphere, these storms will be different. When all is going well, a gentle rain will soak into the earth gradually, causing no more than a minor inconvenience to people.

Because of global warming, storms are becoming more destructive. While there have certainly been droughts, rainfall totals have risen in the past century. This surprising fact is due to the fact that when the rain comes, it comes in rapid downpours. The sky opens up and dumps water on the earth very quickly in many cases. This is followed by dry periods.

The number of times it rains in a year has increased during the last 50 years due to global warming. What is more, global warming is causing storms to intensify. Storms which would have been ordinary thunderstorms in the past are morphing into raging tempests. Hurricanes have been rated higher in recent years as global warming affects their intensity.

Global warming is responsible for many climate changes. Often, people cause the increase in global warming that precipitates these changes. If people could make it a common goal to cut down on activities that promote global warming, the earth would be a much more stable environment. There is no doubt that the earth’s climate is constantly changing. Some people feel that it is part of the normal cycle of events on this planet. Yet, most scientists agree that there are drastic changes occurring that are due to unnatural global warming.

The weather is getting decidedly warmer. For the most part, the United States has already warmed up some. In some places, the average rise in temperature is around four degrees Fahrenheit. However, all the states show some degree of warming.

The first and second warmest years on record were 1998 and 2006, respectively. In fact, every year from the first to the second warmest years, ranked within the warmest 25 years in the US. In 2006, the annual average temperature was 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Recent warm years point to a climate change being brought on by global warming.

Climate changes due to global warming can be seen in the prevalence of drought. Years are becoming drier in recent decades due to global warming. This is caused by the heat that is building up around the earth’s surface. Excessive evaporation intensifies drought even more during the spring and fall.

Global warming has upped the level of drought. A major drought in the US lasted from 1999-2002. There were only two other droughts in the last forty years that were so widespread and devastating. Crops were damaged or would not grow at all, thus shortening the food supply.

It is also worth mentioning the the frequency of droughts have been increasing. The drier and warmer weather have also
been linked to the prevalence of bushfires..

While the overall effect of global warming is heat followed by drought, there are still storms. Since global warming energizes the atmosphere, these storms will be different. When all is going well, a gentle rain will soak into the earth gradually, causing no more than a minor inconvenience to people.

Storms have been more destructive because if global warming. While there have certainly been droughts, rainfall totals have risen in the past century. This surprising fact is due to the fact that when the rain comes, it comes in rapid downpours. The sky opens up and dumps water on the earth very quickly in many cases. This is followed by dry periods.

The number of times it rains in a year has increased during the last 50 years due to global warming. What is more, global warming is causing storms to intensify. Storms which would have been ordinary thunderstorms in the past are morphing into raging tempests. Hurricanes have been rated higher in recent years as global warming affects their intensity.

It is without a doubt that global warming is to blame for the earth’s drastic climate changes. We just need to open our eyes and accept the fact that we play a major role as the core cause. And that it is within our control to reverse these
effects and make our environment stable as it’s has been in the past.