In fact, temperature change offered a better prediction of impending conflict in the 40 countries surveyed than
even changes in rainfall, despite the fact that agriculture in this region is largely dependent on such precipitation.
Not exact matches
Predicting the impact of climate
change on ecological communities is tricky, but predicting the impact of El Niño, the cyclical warming
in the Pacific Ocean that affects temperature and
rainfall around the globe, is
even trickier.
According to the most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change report, the wind speed and
rainfall rates
in tropical cyclones are projected to increase during the 21st century,
even while the total number of tropical cyclones remains nearly steady, or
even decreases.
Then some climate modelers
even have the audacity to publish regional «projections» saying that the Colorado River will dry up
in 50 - 100 years, or the
rainfall and temperature somewhere else will
change this way or that.
But
even without the forest fires, the fact that the
rainfall in decreased would
change NPP (net primary production), and the ratio of NPP to GPP (gross primary production).
Thus, paleodata
in which strong variation
in monsoon
rainfall have been recorded can not be explained by the bistable regime because these recordings show monsoon
changes over several years, decades, or
even centuries.
Even if
rainfall amounts don't
change in the future, drought and wildfire severity likely will because warmer temperatures are more efficient at evaporating what little moisture does fall.
Namely that global agricultural irrigation is on the edge of sustainability
in many regions, including areas of the US, and that
even a slight
change in rainfall patterns across the temperate mid-latitudes would have extremely serious consequences?
The report says global climate
change is projected to produce «insufficient water supplies, shifting
rainfall patterns, disruptions to agriculture, human migrations, more failing states, increased extremism, and
even resource wars,» all of which pose an urgent threat that must be addressed
in national security policy.
Even while identifying some of the observed
change in climatic behaviour, such as a 0.4 C increase
in surface temperature over the past century, or about 1 mm per year sea level rise
in Northern Indian Ocean, or wider variation
in rainfall patterns, the document notes that no firm link between the do...
Even modest
changes in seasonality of
rainfall, temperature, and wind patterns can push transient poor and marginalized people into chronic poverty as they lack access to credit, climate forecasts, insurance, government support, and effective response options, such as diversifying their assets.
One is that, as regional climates
change in response to ever - increasing combustion of fossil fuels, which then intensify the greenhouse gas ratios
in the global atmosphere, cities
in now - arid regions will suffer ever more severe heatwaves,
even though their rural hinterlands may enjoy higher
rainfall.
BBD If a book is written that uses models to forecast future conditions
in the UK, but those same models have been demonstrated to not be able to
even reasonably accurately predict future
rainfall at any specific location, what good is the analysis
in the book that describes different conditions based on
changes in rainfall?
The Agriculture Department will have to deal with droughts and
changing rainfall patterns, but its employees have been barred from
even discussing the problem openly, as leadership has instructed them to use «weather extremes» instead of «climate
change»
in reports.
Trees can record centuries of history
in their rings —
changes in rainfall and temperatures,
even evidence of fires sweeping through a region or the climatic impacts of volcanic eruptions.
In concert with the results for increased extremes of intense precipitation, even if the wind strength of storms in a future climate did not change, there would be an increase in extreme rainfall intensit
In concert with the results for increased extremes of intense precipitation,
even if the wind strength of storms
in a future climate did not change, there would be an increase in extreme rainfall intensit
in a future climate did not
change, there would be an increase
in extreme rainfall intensit
in extreme
rainfall intensity.
Researchers predict a fourfold increase
in northern wildfires because of warming and
changes in rainfall, extending
even to areas above the treeline.
Even without the new factor of a changing climate, it is time to acknowledge that California is in permanent long - term shortage: even in a «normal» rainfall year more water is now demanded and used than nature provides, leading to growing political conflict, unsustainable groundwater overdraft, and ecological destruction of the state's rivers, streams, and wetla
Even without the new factor of a
changing climate, it is time to acknowledge that California is
in permanent long - term shortage:
even in a «normal» rainfall year more water is now demanded and used than nature provides, leading to growing political conflict, unsustainable groundwater overdraft, and ecological destruction of the state's rivers, streams, and wetla
even in a «normal»
rainfall year more water is now demanded and used than nature provides, leading to growing political conflict, unsustainable groundwater overdraft, and ecological destruction of the state's rivers, streams, and wetlands.
The coal plants you think that you can replace may be
in marginal areas now, replacing them with a nuclear plant with greater cooling requirements may just lead to more shutdowns
even if there is sufficient cooling water as climate
change changes rainfall patterns.
In the past 60 years temperatures have risen,
rainfall patterns have
changed and soils have begun to dry out
even further.
«Some have suggested cyclic
changes in the overturning may be warming and cooling the whole North Atlantic over the course of several decades and affecting
rainfall patterns across the US and Africa, and
even the number of hurricanes
in the Atlantic.»
In our new study, published today in Nature Climate Change, we discuss how the scientific community is making progress towards detecting human - induced change in regional rainfall, even in the face of such challenge
In our new study, published today
in Nature Climate Change, we discuss how the scientific community is making progress towards detecting human - induced change in regional rainfall, even in the face of such challenge
in Nature Climate
Change, we discuss how the scientific community is making progress towards detecting human - induced change in regional rainfall, even in the face of such chall
Change, we discuss how the scientific community is making progress towards detecting human - induced
change in regional rainfall, even in the face of such chall
change in regional rainfall, even in the face of such challenge
in regional
rainfall,
even in the face of such challenge
in the face of such challenges.
In our study, we discuss how new ways of identifying changes in regional rainfall are beginning to show some success, even in the presence of imperfect models and measurement
In our study, we discuss how new ways of identifying
changes in regional rainfall are beginning to show some success, even in the presence of imperfect models and measurement
in regional
rainfall are beginning to show some success,
even in the presence of imperfect models and measurement
in the presence of imperfect models and measurements.