Will there be more extreme weather in 2024?

There may be more extreme weather in 2024.

First of all, global warming is one of the main reasons for the increase of extreme weather events. Due to a large number of greenhouse gas emissions caused by human activities, the global temperature is rising and extreme weather events are also increasing. In 2024, we may see more frequent weather events such as extreme high temperature, drought, rainstorm and hurricane. These extreme weather events will have a great impact on agriculture, water resources, energy and infrastructure, and then pose a threat to human life and economic development.

Secondly, extreme weather will also have a serious impact on natural ecosystems. For example, extreme high temperature and drought will lead to crop yield reduction, forest fires and species extinction; Rainstorms and hurricanes will lead to floods, soil erosion and ecosystem destruction. These effects will not only destroy the ecological balance, but also pose a threat to human health and survival.

In order to meet these challenges, we need to take active measures. First of all, governments should strengthen international cooperation in dealing with climate change and slow down the pace of global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, developing renewable energy and improving energy efficiency. Secondly, we need to increase investment in climate change adaptation and improve the ability of social and economic systems to resist risks. Finally, the public should raise awareness of climate change, actively participate in low-carbon life and reduce personal carbon emissions.

Factors affecting temperature change:

1. solar radiation: solar radiation is the main energy source of the earth's climate system. When the intensity of solar radiation increases, the surface temperature of the earth will also increase; On the contrary, it will decrease.

2. Atmospheric composition: The gas composition in the atmosphere can absorb or reflect solar radiation, thus affecting the temperature of the earth's surface. For example, greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide can absorb solar radiation and make the earth warm.

3. Ocean circulation: The ocean is one of the largest heat reservoirs on the earth, and its circulation has an important impact on the global climate. For example, the El Nino phenomenon can cause the global temperature to rise or fall abnormally.

4. Topography: Topography will also affect the temperature change. For example, the temperature in high mountains is usually much lower than that in low-lying areas.

5. Human activities: Human activities are also one of the important factors leading to temperature changes. For example, activities such as industrialization and urbanization will emit a lot of greenhouse gases and accelerate the pace of global warming.