How will global warming affect the climate in Mississippi?
February 10th, 2010 | 
Author: What are the specific climate changes for the Southeast United States? This year crops were ruined by too much rain, will this continue? What is the longer range prediction?
What are the specific climate changes for the Southeast United States? This year crops were ruined by too much rain, will this continue? What is the longer range prediction?
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Likely more rain. Mississippi’s climate is directly influenced by a maritime tropical air mass that picks up moisture from the Gulf Of Mexico. As global warming increases the intensity of atmospheric circulation, a general rule of thumb is (there are exceptions), for region where climate is influenced by the Subtropical ridges, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subtropical_high what your normal climate was, you will see more of. So, if you lived in the hot humid area with lots of rain, you will generally see more rain. If you lived in a dry area such as West Texas your climate will become much dryer.
Are you one of those relics that still believe in the Global Warming myth.
Answer: There will be none. It will be the same as it has been.
It won’t, and I suggest you study some weather history whereas you will learn that Mother Nature does whatever she wants when she wants and there is absolutely nothing humans can do about it…