But why does global warming cause sooo much rain I need the sun will we get it on 21st July renewing Vows?
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Whether it gets hotter, colder, wetter or dryer, some people blame it on global warming. It is more like religion than science as what ever happens it is twisted to fit the man made global warming believers. Climate is a dynamic process and, as such, is always in a state of change, with or without man. The lessons of earth history is that environments change, species adapt or die out.
Think positive FAITH can move mountains. good luck on 21st
Since the main cause of global warming is because of us using large quantities of fossil fuels, the exhaust that comes of when we burn it to make energy mixes in the air, and makes it hotter, and melts some, maybe glaciers,or icecaps, and the the melted water evaporates into the air, and it rains. Global Warming speeds up the proccess of precipatation, and it rains more. Just look up the water-cycle it will help u understand global warming.
Actually it's causing a lot of draughts in many many places, but hopefully it will be nice out for your special day
its not global warming we always have this weather cause as the sun comes over spain an france first its that hot it evaporate the moist in the air. An then rains on us cause by the time it gets to us the clouds are too heavy... if we was closer to them we would also have sun
Warmer air temperatures means more evaporation off of oceans and lakes, which means more precipitation, which means lots and lots of rain. Simple. Well, not really, but we'll pretend it's really as simple as I said so our brains don't explode.
because it leads to climate change...
If I was being flippant I'd say then go buy one at the newsagent!
but I'm not, however the rain is not down to global warming it's due to the high pressure being centred over the azures rather than the UK.
Good luck on th 21st
no, official summer is the 15th July, sorry.
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