As the atmosphere of the planet is warming up, (and there is no doubt that it is warming up) so the air can hold more water vapour. Although we do not understand the processes completely, it is becoming clear that more water vapour in the atmosphere will mean more rain clouds and it seems likely that in certain parts of the world we will be experiencing harder and more violent downpours.
According to one group of researchers at Oxford University who ran computer models of the atmosphere with and without the excess carbon dioxide that humans have put into the air, the probability of floods in England and Wales has increased with increased atmospheric emissions, making severe future flooding more likely.
Computer modelling of climate even in relatively small areas of the surface of the world like England and Wales is far from an exact science. There are two major variables about which we understand little. One variable is the formation of clouds and the other variable is the worldwide oscillations of pressure and weather systems. This makes prediction even based on sophisticated computer modelling using robust data very difficult.
The UK government will be spending much more money on flood protection than it has previously over the next few decades, but there is a limit to how much can be protected by trying to retrofit flood protection. It is far better to design new buildings with built in flood protection. We should not build on flood plains and we should design buildings so that they do not site in the way of likely areas of flooding.
Between 1950 and 2000 there has been an increase in the frequency of exceptionally heavy rainfall in the Northern Hemisphere. According to Canadian and British scientists the only explanation for such increased heavy rainfall frequency is the slow increase in atmospheric warming over that period. The researchers seem to have linked in fact what climate change scientists have postulated over the years; that increasing human emissions have made the air warmer, and that warmer air holds more moisture which ends up being released in heavy rainfall.
Yes, wherever you have been and where ever you are a hard rain is going to fall.
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Like any volcanic erruption there is a higher output of patricultes which creates an instant blocking effect, also as the heat decreases we have hail and huge precipitation as those patriculates seed the clouds above, IE global dimming including flooding and mud tsunami’s inland.
The earth is a natural fridge hot in the middle and colder at the poles.
Now the oceans are warming its like taking the top off a bottle of fizzy pop, the gasses are released aftetwards creating the greatest problems many decades later, are we almost there?
The pollution humans are letting go without a care are just like the volcano seeding the upper moisture laden levelsof the atmosphere, the results are being seen on a more regular basis.
Water vapour makes up for around three quarters of warming so the more water vapour that is poured onto the coals the warmer its going to feel, and more vapour means more snow at higher altitides.
Couple the naturals together with the man made seeding and heat and we will flip one side to the other in double time.
Making someone pay to create this phenomenon and it will only get worse, while Tykhe takes its path.
2010 has given us many new records of cooling at the higher latitudes the world over.
Records crop failures in Mexico, China now fear of loosing the majority of their future crops due to drought and drill thousands of aquafa to save crops, and like most underground water reserves have gone they won’t be available again for a 1000 years at present draw off levels, this is a serious long term matter for drier areas of the world.
Yet record snowfall revives over 2000 glaciers in India.
Vital signs of food shortages already loome, where cold weather grows in part of the globe and heating and flooding causing more losses in othets if we have three years regular patterns like this we will be in a dire situation within 5 years.
If these problems continue to advance even the planned planting up schemes now being considered in the USA will not help our food plights and we will starve long before the heat takes us out or both will happen together.
To recap, particulate pollution, seeding, and cooling fuelled by heating = Ice age at poles and drough and mass extinctions throughout, is happening now.
As the oceans warm they become less able to take in Co2 and infact release more of their Co2 just like your Coka Cola does when it gets warm and then goes flat, the cooler your cola the more of its fizz is retained and why we normally keep our fizzy drinks it in the cooler.
Results from the Russian Vostok ice core data shows that Co2 levels lag behind the warming by about 800 years and the next season to follow is an ice age, which we are right at the end of the last interglacial, where the Co2 levels are now reaching levels of where they were just before the last ice age.
We have just seen the loss of almost the entire maize crop in Mexico, the Mont Blanc glacier has doubled in size in the last 3 years and oceans species are now dieing at an alarming rate, which are all interconnected through the sudden warming of our oceans.
Both Co2 levels and ocean temps rise quickly towards the climax of colder outer hemisphericals and it cannot be stopped.
We have all seen the jet chemtrails stories on the internet, this is thought to be a worldwide governmental experiment to see how much cooler we could make the planet by blocking out the sunlight reaching the planets surface to cool things down.
In the film Global Cooling it was said that when the planes were grounded during the 911 crisis the mean global temp over the United States rose by a degree, and if we stopped the cooling effect it would warm us further, worked it out yet?
Preceeding an ice age we have the following, warmer ocean tempratures, rapid natural sequesteted Co2 release, higher precipitation, more frequent and dramatic weather patterns, and with the higher moisture content, cooler and higher snowfall at the poles, increased glacial on the higher altitudes, glacial death at the lower level, and a sudden drop off in global temp at the polar regions and in as little as 10 years a rapid and climatic interglacial period.
Could we be getting rather hot under the colar and looking in the wrong place and paying for it uneccesarily.
All this information and more can be obtained from a title called not by fire but by ice, and many other sources, one from 1974.
Global cooling is not happening, but global dimming is – light is being diffused by aerosols in the atmosphere reducing insolation, so while it is warming so we are receiving measurably less light – this was the conclusion of the studies of the impact of aircraft being grounded after 9/11.
While global warming is happening we will get anomalies. The earth is not a perfect oven with a steady state of heat but heat transfers from one place to another, thus we can see some glaciers growing but most reducing in size, and thus we can see the arctic warming affecting animal migration patterns and the Antarctic mostly staying stable, although some places there are getting warmer and others getting more ice.