Climate Change Computer Simulation, very cool!

[UW-weather]

Over the past few weeks I ran a climate simulation using a computer program called EdGcm. It basically lets you change factors that contribute to global warming and project them into the future. The increase of CO2 over the past 50 years has been slowly increasing over the years. Last year it increase by about 1.8ppm (parts per million). In this simulation i used and increase of 2.0ppm over the next 90 years. The video shows the effect of this increase in 2100. Basically, if we do nothing these are the effects we can expect... I dont think i can upload the video on here so:

Here is the video on my blog: http://midwestweathe...k.blogspot.com/

[Snow_Miser]

If you ignore every other single possible factor there is other than CO2, maybe.

Or maybe not.

[TerryM]

Over the past few weeks I ran a climate simulation using a computer program called EdGcm. It basically lets you change factors that contribute to global warming and project them into the future. The increase of CO2 over the past 50 years has been slowly increasing over the years. Last year it increase by about 1.8ppm (parts per million). In this simulation i used and increase of 2.0ppm over the next 90 years. The video shows the effect of this increase in 2100. Basically, if we do nothing these are the effects we can expect... I dont think i can upload the video on here so:

Here is the video on my blog: http://midwestweathe...k.blogspot.com/

Interesting simulation, but perhaps much cooler than I would have assumed ;-)

[UW-weather]

Interesting simulation, but perhaps much cooler than I would have assumed ;-)

True, but that "small" increase is quite major, espically the 10 degree increase in the southern ocean!