Whats the British weather going to be liked in 50years.

Question

Its obviously a global problem because of our living habits, but what are our children and grandchildren going to be experiencing?

Answer 1

You are obviously misguided, and are more willing to be concerned about a myth, than trying to learn some basic science.

Nothing that man could do could influence the weather or climate in any way whatsoever!

The weather will be whatever nature gives us.

Nobody could tell us what the weather will be like in 50 years, they can't even predict the weather for the next 5 days!

Our living habits should be changed for many reasons, but nothing will ever change the weather!

Answer 2

a lot wetter

Answer 3

all dusty with lack of  oxygen ,or, may be acid rain..............

Answer 4

The usual thing; cold damp with occasional glimpses of the sun, followed by changeable weather with wind plus flat calm and heat with tube trains stuck in tunnels for five hours while the people melt.  Then sudden weeks of freeze with snow followed by roaring Atlantic winds reaching speeds in excess of 60knots.  Then the usual calm following by flooding and more hot and damp conditions. etc.

Answer 5

Expect more extremes. Hotter weather can lead to conditions which cause extreme localised weather conditions, such as tornadoes etc. Hot weather causes storms, and this increases the likelihood of flash flooding.

Increased sea levels have a risk of tidal flooding, like the Canvey Island flood in the 1950s. This could affect much of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and London.

Eastern England and nothern Holland have experienced tidal flooding for centuries, but the risk will increase. Interestingly, Holland's flooding problems are largely man made - marsh lands were drained to farm land hundreds of years ago, but the loss of moisture caused the land to sink to such a level as it is now prone to flooding.

There is a sizable lunatic fringe who think global warming is not happening, or will not happen but these tend to be Americans. Sensible European scientists largely accept it is a fact of life and is already underway. Only the causes are a matter of debate. We already know natural variations in climate are constantly occuring, the question is "is man affecting the climate?" - the answer is an undoubted yes, and this view is no longer exclusively that of left wing pressure groups, but part of the political mainstream all over Europe.

Answer 6

Almost exactly like it was for the previous 50 yrs and the 50 yrs prior to that.

Yes, climate does change naturally, but slowly and within limits.

Anthropogenic global warming is a farce and the mounting evidence against it is beginning to be heard, despite the best efforts of the misanthropic environmentalists and the breathtakingly hypocritical Al Gore.

Answer 7

i think the weather will be unlikely we all think it is going to be, see if the global warm. gets in our control, then it can be even good then Ur's as of now, but i think that is not that easy to control, as many people in tokyo are like, they don't care about what is going to happen after 50 years or so on.....so it can be even worse....even there is not just tokyo but many other cities around the globe in which there are selfish persons like japan....

so i'd say the whether could be really bad...

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hope we all unite & stop G.WARM.

Answer 8

The few times I visited London I liked it.. I am 77 and the mother mature is always testing man.. This Global Warming is a scam to make money. The green house gas that was to cause GW is not there. Plants have done a great job on CO2. Look for the methane it is not there...

Answer 9

You shopuld be asking this in the horoscopes and astrology section, they claim to see the future.

Answer 10

I think summers will continue to be the hottest and/or wettest on record and winters will continue to be the coldest on record.