Why does the weather often go to extremes?
The root cause is global warming. The instability of the climate system has intensified, and extreme weather "once in decades" has become more and more common.
Below are some of the extreme weather events that have occurred around the world in recent days.
After an unprecedented early heat wave, no temperature records were broken on Sunday. However, Tropical Storm Aere is Japan's next danger. Aere is likely to make landfall in Kyushu on Tuesday and move across the country through at least Thursday.
Here are some of the outstanding rainfall totals over the past 48 hours: 595mm at Brogers, 521mm at Wattamoora, 378mm at Foxground, 220mm at Smallwoods Crossing (Warragamba catchment).
Unfortunately, over the next 48 hours some areas may see over a further 200mm of rain.
40°C appears in the GEFS ensemble as a problem. While probabilistically the likelihood of this membership becoming a reality is very low, the model shows a realistic scenario. Models showing 40°C suggest the UK could reach 40°C now due to background warming.
If you experience life carefully and read more global weather reports, you will find that extreme weather events are becoming more and more frequent! Extreme droughts, extreme floods, extreme heat, extreme cold and other rare weather events occur all over the world!
At this time, some people will think of the prediction made by a child prodigy.
Hawking, a famous physicist at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, one of the greatest modern physicists and one of the internationally renowned great men of the 20th century. He mainly conducts research on cosmology and black hole science. But occasionally involved in other scientific fields.
Hawking once predicted that if global warming continues to intensify, humans will not be able to survive on the earth. By then, the earth will be like Venus, with surface temperatures as high as 460°C, and humans will not be able to survive.
Indeed, since last year, there have been more and more extreme high temperature weather events, from the rare sustained high temperatures in India and Pakistan in May this year, to the rare record-breaking high temperatures of over 43°C in Hebei and Henan, China, in June this year, and then to the recent high temperatures in Japan. Extremely high temperatures are rare. More and more extreme high temperature events are causing people to experience heart palpitations .
Why is the earth getting hotter and hotter? Is God punishing humans? How should humans respond to extreme weather events in the future?
