england wil be under wather in near future?

Answer 1

The "Nature's Fury" can do any damn thing even things which we cannot imagine today.

Answer 2

What's "wather"?
If you mean water then it's almost certainly true - but a long, long time off. Do not worry!
The recent floods may, or may not, be caused by climate change.
Whilst I believe that global warming is taking place I also think that the recent deluges happen every few hundred years or so.
The government should stop new building on flood plains if the insurance companies do not effectively do it for them.
I live on a hill and should not have to pay additional premiums for those who choose to risk an almost certain flood - and the enormous costs thereof.
Enough sulking. I do feel very sorry for those currently suffering, particularly for the few (thank goodness!) where loss of life or injuries are involved.

Answer 3

some correct you on your spelling errors firstly there the clever ones who have clever answers,they look good ,sound good know the right people get in most locked doors,that are closed for the ignoramic population who dont have an Ology.As you anxiously ponder then take out the time to ask a question that worries and affects us. Those in the club get t ogo with noah .You,I and countless millions will be laying sandbags trying to stop the rising wathers,saving homesteads ,lives and our Countries.

Answer 4

The UK is going to extreems at this time - major concerns over the health and mind matter as the water levels rise further - It's not all weather that does this - it is mainly human intervention - some good collective togetherness and this is what you get. Rain is always welcome and Englands summers are always wet - its the over doing it bit that is very un-healthy. Bad weather is one thing - human intervention is another - this has wider implications than joe public will realise.
The UK will not be buried under water - not now not in the future - the meddling causes are human faults.

Answer 5

England is always 'Under the Weather/wather'
England is sometimes 'Under the Water/wather' too!!!!

Answer 6

Not in the near future. The worst-case estimates for sea level rise in the next decade are about 3 meters. Even if global warming progresses to the point where all ice has melted, that is not enough to innundate all of England.

Answer 7

it's water, not wather, and yes, possibly.
the rate of global warming is increasing cause of jerks not getting renewables in and banning oil and stuff, and if it continues, London may well be under 3 meters of water by 2040, and it may possibly be a frozen expanse:see escalator current.
if all of greenland melted than id be swimming around hoping that a shark doesnt come.

Answer 8

England has long been recognized as a seafaring nation, so perhaps it is fitting that the country is now awash?

If you are really concerned, perhaps you should emigrate. Sealand comes to mind as a possible destination, but I am not sure of their immigration laws.

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Just checked the news again ... a lot of people are really suffering, so I know it isn't all fun and games. Stay safe, and dry if you can.

Answer 9

There are other places in the world that will be under water too!Don't know about the near future,sounds about right though.

Answer 10

If you assume the doomsday scenario of huge sea-level rises, parts would yes, be under water. However, there are other areas of the world in far greater danger if this is the case, like New York and the low-lying areas of Asia. Millions of people would be displaced.

Answer 11

Much of it is under water now! It is possible some coastal towns may drop beneath a rising sea level, if sea levels do rise.