Can you believe it a hail storm in Borama.
climate change
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I was led to believe that climate change is a bad thing, but I’ve come to realize that it may not be, especially if you're in a country that is hot and dry. Climate change simply means that global rainfall and other weather patterns will shift to different regions or countries. For instance, Somalia and neighboring Arab countries may experience better rainfall and an improved climate. Meanwhile, the West will become drier, and dust storms will become more common. Half of America is already facing drought problems, and it will likely get worse.
I'm worried more about the Gulf Stream being affected by the melting North Pole melt water, the last time it happened was during the Younger Dryas event 10,000 years ago, and it put Europe into frozen hell for 1,000 years and American/gulf coast into hot desert.
Without this, Europe won't be able to grow any food and will be frozen year-round.
The influx of cold, fresh water, primarily from melting ice sheets, can weaken the Gulf Stream and the larger Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). This is because the fresh water reduces the salinity and density of the ocean water, making it less likely to sink and circulate southward, which is crucial for the Gulf Stream's continuation.
Without this, Europe won't be able to grow any food and will be frozen year-round.
The influx of cold, fresh water, primarily from melting ice sheets, can weaken the Gulf Stream and the larger Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). This is because the fresh water reduces the salinity and density of the ocean water, making it less likely to sink and circulate southward, which is crucial for the Gulf Stream's continuation.
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