Will the movie The Day After Tomorrow really happen?

If human beings have been wantonly destroying nature, then I think the scene in the movie The Day After Tomorrow will definitely happen.

"The day after tomorrow" tells the story of the sudden change of global temperature due to the greenhouse effect. In order to punish human beings, nature suddenly brought the world of ice and snow to earth. Without exception, the whole world has fallen into a world of ice and snow below zero. Disasters such as snowstorms and tsunamis are constantly staged, and all mankind is surrounded by ice and snow.

The story of The Day After Tomorrow is to alert all mankind. If we continue to waste resources disorganized, destroy the environment and increase the burden of the environment and climate, then nature will never tolerate these behaviors of human beings, and it will surely erupt all kinds of devastating disasters, so that human beings will eat the consequences they planted.

For example, at the beginning of 18, the scene that the city was closed by ice and snow the day after tomorrow was actually staged in the United States. It is reported that it was because of a "bomb cyclone" on the east coast of the United States that the temperature there plummeted to MINUS 38 degrees, and the waterfall was instantly frozen into icicles. In addition, there was a big snowstorm nearby. So in North America at that time, it can be said that the frozen scene was visible, much like some scenes in The Day After Tomorrow.

However, even if the scene in The Day After Tomorrow happens, it won't really happen in one day. According to some natural laws, it should take decades or hundreds of years for such a catastrophic phenomenon that the real "acquired scene" is superimposed. The film compresses this long time into one day, mainly to exaggerate the film effect, create conflicts and attract audiences, but the "extreme disaster weather" it shows is very real. Because, in human history, there was indeed an ice age of snowstorm and several climate changes. Therefore, in order to prevent the occurrence of "the scene after tomorrow" or reduce disasters, everyone should have a heart of caring for nature.