re: Good question.
You said:
“There is nothing severe about current weather events around the world as compared to earlier times-â€â€œ
Is this only your opinion or do you have proof of it being correct?
As for my “predictions†they are based on my understanding of the laws of physics, such as the combined gas law, which states that pV/T = C
I grant you that there are a lot of if statements combined with those laws of physics.
For instance:
IF the atmospheric density decreases. then the wind speeds will increase.
IF there are more molecules escaping into space than is being replenished by some means or another, then the atmospheric density will decrease. (Unless it is replaced by heavy gasses such as carbon monoxide etc.)
IF radioactive pollution increases the kinetic energy of air molecules, then such air molecules will be easier to expel into space.
IF the weight of the atmosphere is reduced sufficiently, then earthquakes and volcanoes may increase in frequency and severity.
IF no such effects are noticed, then I may be wrong.