These include increased average land and ocean temperatures that lead to
reduced snowpack levels, hydrological changes, and sea level rise; changing precipitation patterns that will create both drought and extreme rain events; and increasing atmospheric CO2 that will contribute to ocean acidification, changes in species composition, and increased risk of fires.
Not exact matches
Results show that anthropogenic warming
reduced average
snowpack levels by 25 %, with middle - to - low elevations experiencing reductions between 26 and 43 %
«[C] ommunities across the Nation are already experiencing a range of climatic changes, including more frequent and extreme precipitation events, longer wildfire seasons,
reduced snowpack, extreme heat events, increasing ocean temperatures, and rising sea
levels,» the report says.