Question

What are three ways global warming might affect the water cycle

Answer 1

Answer:

Global warming is an effect on our planet that is caused by carbon dioxide being trapped in our atmosphere. When the carbon dioxide is trapped, it is bouncing off the bottom layer of the clouds. Some escapes into outer space, but most of it stays. We cause global warming, by using vehicles, making asphalt, burning fossil fuels, and many more.

An effect of global warming is our poles oceans are melting. When our polar caps melt most of the way, we will experience a lot of flooding for many coastal cities. We will also experience extreme weather, like stronger hurricanes, larger thunderstorms, and larger areas effected by other natural disasters.

One thing we can do to stop or slow down these effects is to use vehicles less (or make better vehicles for the environment), stop burning fossil fuels, and make a world-wide law to prevent certain things from commencing. Nuclear bombs are also a problem to global warming. We will hopefully never reach that problem.

If global warming were to continue, we would be in a world of hurt, figuratively and literally. All of our coastal cities would be flooded, we would be devastated by horrible natural disasters, and our would would become slowly toxic. Also, our Earth would get unbearably hot, making most places unlivable, and normally freezing places, like Siberia, would become the last habitable places to live.

Sorry if this explanation is too long. I am just very good at answering this question.

Answer 2

1. it might be so hot, that rain clouds may not form to create rain, resulting in drought.
2. if it does rain, the water would just evaporate into air, or just go into the dirt.
3. it might dry up the rain on a steep hill or patch of land, and cause a land slide since the rain wouldn't make the dirt kinda moist to keep it stiff with the pressure of anything built on top of it, like cement. if the land was dry, it would crumble up, and everything around it would be destroyed.