At the same time, the global water cycle is intensifying due to climate change, with wetter regions generally becoming wetter and
drier regions becoming even drier.
Not exact matches
At that same time, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Control's Fourth Assessment Report called climate change an «unequivocal» threat to humanity's stability; extinction rates were accelerating;
dry regions were
becoming more arid; and global fisheries were collapsing.
The company has sold its vineyards in the Hunter Valley north of Sydney where the world - famous Lindemans brand originated, citing its concern that the
region will
become «hot and
dry and expensive.»
And climate models predict wet
regions will
become wetter and
dry regions drier, which means more rain for all of the UK, not just the coasts.
The more water is extracted from underground, the harder it
becomes to restore the
region's rivers and reservoirs — some of which no longer flow through the summer — simultaneously sucking them
dry from above and below.
Nathalie Pettorelli at the Institute of Zoology in London says herbivores in
dry regions, such as the Arabian oryx, have a limited range of plants to choose from, so if one
becomes too toxic they may have little else to eat.
In a world that's four degrees warmer, many agricultural
regions could
dry out,
become too hot, or both.
The projected impacts of a warming atmosphere and oceans on the Earth's hydrological cycle —
dry regions likely
becoming drier, while wet ones
become more wet — will likely exacerbate this already dire situation.
One species of Amazon peccary has
become rare in the
region, and turtle eggs, a
dry - season staple, were in short supply in 2014 due to earlier flooding.
Some
regions which should have
become wetter according to the simple DDWW formula have actually
become drier in the past — this includes parts of the Amazon, Central America, tropical Africa and Asia.
The resulting mapped index showed
drier regions in the East Cascades and Blue Mountains
becoming more vulnerable to mortality under recent climate conditions.
Along with the nicer weather, the
region opens up to visitors during the
dry season in the Kimberley, where roads
become passable again and the rivers and waterfalls have less water to enable swimming.
The North Shore is lush, the West Side,
dry and rugged, the Eastern Shore family - friendly, and the South Side is
becoming the most developed
region of Kauai, home to many of the island's resort complexes and golf courses.
Equatorial convective
regions have intensified in upward motion and moistened, while both the equatorial and subtropical subsidence
regions have
become drier and less cloudy.
The best available science indicates that the arid and semi-arid
regions of the world will
become even more so: the
dry areas of the world will
become drier (while conversely, the wet areas will
become wetter).
Since the mid-1970s the two patterns appear to have
become disconnected at times with the Bermuda High retrograding and sitting off the coast of the Savannah / Charleston
region at times, resulting in an increasing occurrence of a
dry, high temperature wind coming out of the SW.
Think about feeding a population of 9 billion as formerly productive
regions become too hot and
dry for large scale agriculture, populations have to relocate, sea level causes very large coastal populations to move inland quicker than new high rise housing can be built (but the land is needed for crops) and so on.
Smith paints a picture of wet
regions of the globe getting wetter, parched
regions becoming drier, and increasingly erratic and dangerous weather events.
The effects of human - induced climate change are being felt in every corner of the United States, scientists reported Tuesday, with water growing scarcer in
dry regions, torrential rains increasing in wet
regions, heat waves
becoming more common and more severe, wildfires growing worse, and forests dying under assault from heat - loving insects.
I hope that Californians are taking in the lesson that most of their lives and economies are occurring in pretty
dry regions that regularly
become extremely
dry.
16 * Melting Glaciers and Rising Sea Levels Over the last century glaciers have been melting worldwide Antarctica ice sheet temp has risen 6 degrees As ice sheets and glaciers melt, sea level rises * Regional Temp Changes Changes in regional climate * Drought and Desertification Rising temps causes
regions to warm and
become very
dry.
So, a
region experiencing increased drought from climate change might
become even
drier through a solar engineering scheme.
As a response [and as consequence of an increase in the general circulation] on average
dry regions would get
drier, and wet
regions would
become wetter.
The same warming at the lowest latitudes could be devastating: in some tropical
regions, conditions could
become too hot and
dry for any growth.
Certain
regions, including the western U.S. (especially the Southwest4) and the Mediterranean, are presently
dry and are expected to
become drier.
We find that the reported discrepancy can be traced to two main issues: (1) unforced internal climate variability strongly affects local wetness and dryness trends and can obscure underlying agreement with WWDD, and (2)
dry land
regions are not constrained to
become drier by enhanced moisture divergence since evaporation can not exceed precipitation over multiannual time scales.
Global precipitation will increase, and the heaviest precipitation events are intensifying [1], but with regional differences: Wet
regions such as the tropical rainforests will
become rainier while semi-arid
regions of the subtropics expand and
become drier.
Wet
regions will
become rainier while arid and semi-arid
regions expand and
become drier.
«The Amazon is predicted to
become substantially
drier as a result of greenhouse gas emissions, and this is the main reason for the increased temperature variability predicted for that
region.
This outcome is consistent with projections that, with climate change, wet
regions will
become wetter and
dry regions will
become drier.7 The intensity, duration, and frequency of North Atlantic hurricanes have increased, although causality remains uncertain.
An unusually
dry summer, which climate scientists say is likely to
become a more common occurrence in the
region.
Dust storms will
become more common in the Southwest
region of the United States of America as
drier conditions caused by climate change kill off plant cover, raising a dust bowl specter say government scientists.
Tol said farmers, for example, could grow new crops if the climate in their
region became hotter, wetter or
drier.
We talk a lot about how climate change is likely to make
dry areas (especially those in sub-tropical zones) even
drier in coming years, while those wet areas in the sub-polar and equatorial
regions are likely to
become even wetter.
During the northern hemisphere's summer,
dry areas are likely to
become drier and wet areas would be wetter; in the winter,
regions of relatively heavy rainfall would expand northward.
If global warming continues unabated, the
region likely will
become even hotter and
drier, and the consequences for its forests will be even more severe.
Another way it is often explained, wet
regions are likely to
become wetter,
dry regions drier.
This means that
regions including the North American Southwest and the Mediterranean are projected to
become drier.