When you hear about the effects of global warming, it is important to understand the consequences we are experiencing today are moderate compared to what the future will see if we do not take preventive measures. Over the next century, scientists and environmental experts said the effects of global warming will continue on a constant inclined curve. Temperatures warmed slightly each decade until soil temperatures reach the sweltering levels that we experienced in history. Scientists believe that soil temperature will rise between 2-9 degrees centigrade by 2050. Arctic and northern latitudes, the Earth will feel the effects of global warming as they continue to escalate. As the Arctic pack and glaciers begin to melt from rising temperatures and sea tundra surrounding areas will continue to absorb the heat that used to be reflected back into space. Climate models show that if the temperature throughout the rest of the world rise to 3 degrees Celsius they will result in more than expected in at least seven degrees Celsius in the Arctic. From oceans around the world will be full of melting glaciers and ice from the Arctic is likely to grow by at least 3 mu. As temperatures continue to increase in strength of the oceans to evaporate faster and thus more rain will be experienced. The problem with this is that the effect of rain could hit the area in the world that he should not be all caused massive floods and monsoons. subtropical areas such as India, is expected to be subject to the effects of global warming. On the other hand, it is safe to say that the drought will be more flooding problems. There are warnings that the effects of future global warming may have its advantages as well. In the northern part of the world such as Canada, higher temperatures mean longer growing season and more rainfall. This, of course, it will end any food shortages that could occur and give a new sense of prosperity to countries that fight for survival. Many of these changes and the effects are already happening today, in a lesser degree, of course. Sea level rise due to thermal expansion of ocean, but land ice melting. Precipitation amounts and patterns have changed as well, but only slightly, compared with what is planned for the future. Changes in temperature and precipitation patterns increase the frequency and intensity of other extreme events of weather, like floods, droughts, heat waves and tornadoes. Other effects of global warming are higher or lower agricultural grants, further glacial retreat, reduced summer stream flows and species. As a further effect of global warming, diseases like malaria are returning into areas where they previously closed. This is just the beginning of the effects of global warming can have on our country. As greenhouse gases continue to rise and enter the atmosphere these effects are only going to increase the difficulty of making it harder and harder to maintain our quality of life. Many people are hard to believe that the effects of global warming can become severe as scientists predict, but samples support these theories. When you read studies comparing the present time the time 20 years ago, but there are signs to prove the effects of global warming. Pay attention to weather today and severe weather reports from around the world, and you will see the effects of your life. All we can do your part to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases in our atmosphere. No matter how small can be an act (saving electricity, fuel storage, etc.), every action makes a difference when we all make these eco-smart decisions. There is no doubt that the effects of global warming is only going to continue and increase if you do not do something today. The fact is that even if greenhouse gas emissions were completely eliminated today will still take years to eliminate the threat of global warming. This is why it is so important to do what we can today!