New cataclysms, similar in destructive power to the recent flood in Germany, await humanity in the near future. This opinion of the famous English climatologist of the head of the Climate Crisis Advisory Group David King leads the Associated Press.
“We will see these extreme weather events become more frequent,” Kinga quoted the publication as saying.
The article, published by the agency, cites the views of European climatologists on a natural disaster in the center of Europe, which claimed the lives of 150 German citizens. They unanimously argue that the link between extreme weather events and global warming is clear, and call for urgent action to tackle climate change.
Climatologists note that as the temperature rises for each degree Celsius, the air can accept 7% more moisture. On the one hand, this causes droughts, and on the other hand, it contributes to heavy rainfall as soon as conditions are created for this. Another factor in the ongoing climate change is that storms stay over one place much longer than before. This leads to the fallout of more water on a smaller area of the Earth's surface.
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