I don't usually write outside of a specific category now these days, but I did hear stories about that storm hurricane Irma and thought I'd write this, thoughts and ideas welcome on what you think of this theory.
I'm not a weatherologist or nothing, but I did study physics once (physics = nature by definition) and I am interested in things like energy. I've not heard anyone to date speak about how much energy is increasingly available for these storms to feed on. There has been recordings of the strongest storms ever, if things continue as they are with increasing temperature rises and melting polar ice caps, I think it's not impossible to see the creation of the worlds first category six hurricane.
Energy is in a dormant state when it exists as frozen water or icecaps, but when an ice cap melts it becomes a more active state of energy. Problem with that is, that energy then makes itself available adding its self to and increasing the already available energy in the sea and the atmosphere. This then results in more available energy for storms.
Like in a fire, the more fuel is available the bigger the fire, there is an ever increasing amount of energy available to feed into and to fuel ever more powerful storms, floods, tsunami's and hurricanes and possibly all four combined. I think an event like that is iminent in the very near future. I'm pretty sure much the same way more electrical energy into a speaker will increase the volume and amplitude of the sound coming out of a speaker, so too will weather phenomena such as these become more violatile.
I know at some point, some cataclysmic event is going to throw oceanically large volumes of water onto the geographic land I currently live in, increasingly disturbing amounts of evidence now is mounting and pointing towards such an event. And there are plenty of maps online now predicting how the land is going to change drastically over the next 80 years.
Of course no ones going to believe it, until their actual city is literally under water.
There are plenty of films that have covered these things, I think the most realistic of them would be 'the day after tomorrow'.
Possible maps link:
https://jaysimons.deviantart.com/art/British-Isles-in-2100-315945336
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2752312/Piccadilly-Pond-paddy-fields-outside-Parliament-Artist-imagines-London-2100-climate-change-taken-toll.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6939915.stm
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