Question

1. which weather condition can become more frequent due to climate change?

a. heat waves
b. snowfall
c. hurricanes
d. droughts

Explanation:

Climate change leads to rising global temperatures. Heat waves are periods of extremely high temperatures, and as the planet warms, the frequency and intensity of heat waves increase. Snowfall is likely to decrease in many regions due to warmer temperatures. While hurricanes' intensity and frequency can be affected, heat waves are a more direct and widely observed consequence of rising temperatures. Droughts can also increase, but heat waves are a primary and well - documented weather condition that becomes more frequent with climate change. Among the options, heat waves (option a) is the most directly related to the increase in frequency due to climate change.

Answer:

a. Heat waves