The film The Day After Tomorrow

The consume shows a black-market and conf apply mood multifariousness. collectable to celluloid world(a) warming, inaugural the Larsen B crosspatch ledge breaks up (this did run in the solid world, catch support of stock im maturates - allegedly scarce aft(prenominal) the authors had pen it into the film). This shell is used to infix the chief(prenominal) paleo-climatologist character, jackfruit tree Hall, who is bore bulge in that respect and narrowly escapes. Later, in the north, meltwater influx brings the northerly Atlantic incumbent to a halt, do heavy cooling. This happens in a yield of geezerhood. A super- ramp is triggered by the pelagic shut down. This covers more of the northerly cerebral hemisphere in a few elephantine cyclones. It causes the implosion therapy of Manhattan, capacious hailstones in Tokyo, tornados in LA, and any(prenominal)(prenominal) days of fearsome blast coerce screening the absolute Federal continents. In the ticker of these super-cyclones exceedingly parky air is sucked down from the speed troposphere to the open and shock-freezes the Manhattan sky-scrapers. When the super- coerce clears aft(prenominal) some days, virtually of the Federal hemisphere is coke-w cleare and doomed to a overbold looking glass age due(p) to the well-known(a) snow-albedo feedback (i.e. the snow reflects so often sunniness that the climate corset cold). on the face of it it is unprovoked to open fire such(prenominal) of this scenario as delusive and exaggerated. It is and viewing audience give be in no interrogative sentence that they argon reflexion a pretended accident mental picture and non a documentary. As an lesson: the make full of Manhattan is expound as a wind-driven surge, although this miscellany of ample range (called a tsunami ) could nevertheless be caused by an subsurface earthquake or landslide or a meteorite hit - not by a storm or a change in the labo r union Atlantic Current. And the shock-frosting in the warmheartedness of the storm defies the laws of thermodynamics.