Rising Temperatures: Global warming brought on by climate change raises Earth's average temperature.
Modified Precipitation Patterns: As a result of alterations in the climate, storms, hurricanes, and heavy rainfall are becoming more regular and extreme weather phenomena.
Increased Coastal Flooding and Rising Sea Levels: As a result of glaciers and ice caps melting due to warmer temperatures, sea levels are rising.
Extreme Heat Events: Increased frequency and intensity of heatwaves due to climate change has an effect on agriculture, ecology, and public health.
Ocean Current Shifts: Variations in temperature have the potential to upset ocean currents, which can have an impact on weather patterns, marine ecosystems, and the distribution of marine species.
Increased Frequency of Droughts: As a result of changing climatic patterns, certain regions are facing longer and more severe droughts, which have an impact on the supply of water for people and agriculture.
The severity and frequency of wildfires are on the rise due to warmer and drier weather, which puts populations and ecosystems at risk.
Impacts on Biodiversity: As a result of species' inability to quickly adapt to changing climatic conditions, climate change disturbs ecosystems and poses a threat to biodiversity.
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