Story highlights As global temperatures warm, there's a shift in day-to-day weather eventsWarmer global temperatures will cause an increase in droughts and heavy rains(CNN) If it feels like it hasn't rained in months in the South, you're right. As global temperatures continue to warm, we will also see a shift in day-to-day weather events. Most climatologists agree that calling it global warming was a mistake; climate change deniers will point at an extreme snow storm, like the New York blizzard of 2016, and sarcastically ask, "Where is global warming now?" But global warming doesn't mean people around the world will no longer receive cold weather and snow. What is certain is warmer, even record-breaking, global temperatures will cause an increase in droughts and heavy rains all across the world.

Source: CNN November 28, 2016 22:41 UTC