Climate Model Berlin – Development of the Number of Climatological Threshold Days in the Future 2015

Climatological ‘threshold days’ indicate when a certain parameter, in this case air temperature, falls below or exceeds set threshold values. By comparing two future long-term means (2011-2040 and 2041-2070) with the current 30-year mean, the location of the predicted increases may be identified. 04.12.1 Development of the Number of Summer Days in the FutureMore information

Climatological ‘threshold days’ indicate when a certain parameter, in this case air temperature, falls below or exceeds set threshold values. By comparing two future long-term means (2011-2040 and 2041-2070) with the current 30-year mean, the location of the predicted increases may be identified. 04.12.2 Development of the Number of Heat Days in the FutureMore information

Climatological ‘threshold days’ indicate when a certain parameter, in this case air temperature, falls below or exceeds set threshold values. By comparing two future long-term means (2011-2040 and 2041-2070) with the current 30-year mean, the location of the predicted increases may be identified. 04.12.3 Development of the Number of Tropical Nights in the FutureMore information