If global warming continues what will Pennsylvania be like in 10 years weather wise? What about Georgia?

Question

I want to think ahead because I want to buy a house so plz answer this as seriously as you can ok ppl? for once in your lives give a serious answer.

Answer 1

You ask for a serious answer yet yo ask a funny question. Your question is like asking what will happen if you fall off the edge of the earth because the eath is flat.

Answer 2

Global warming is a very slow process.  On average, the surface temperature of the planet is only warming about 0.15 C every 10 years.  So 10 years from now you probably wouldn't notice any difference in Pennsylvania or Georgia.

Answer 3

We would be guessing. At least western PA now is getting a lot of fairly regular rain, So it could be spared the worst effects of global warming. But first we do not know that weather patterns will remain constant. This could be a big surprise.

Pa does have a lot of valleys, some of which could be used to capture vast quantities of  water, to  sustain the state through drought, if needed.

Georgia is already showing some risk of major drought. It might need to take early steps to ensure water security.

Coastal areas of both states may be lashed frequently with heavy storms,  and storm swells running inland.  Areas close to  areas typically hit by hurricanes should be considered at risk.

Answer 4

Havent you heard the end of the world is in 2012 ,that is real global warming is a scam.

Answer 5

In ten years, Pa. will be 85 and partly cloudy, and Georgia will be almost 90 and sunny. Don't buy into the hoax. Why would you believe anything the govt. tells you these days. They are trying to make you miserable, so you will vote democrat.

Answer 6

Global warming is all but a proven hoax, there is more proven science that show's it to be no issue at all, so, since we seem to be in a 20 to 30 year normal heating / cooling cycle, i'd imagine the states you mentioned would be similar as they are today.

Now, if you want to calculate polution due to industy...that's a different subject. but i'm positive there since America has been cleaning itself up for decades...despite what the hype enviormental whacko's and commercials been saying.