Here’s a link to a map I made recently from the SRES models. Global Warming Outcomes shows the data at the best spatial resolution I’ve seen. I used a common scale for the data, so that you can tell the difference between the scenarios. To create the maps, I averaged the data for all 12 months for 2090 and 2000. Then, I subtracted 2000 data from 2090 to get the temperature differentials.
[...] check out the SRES models here. Google map format…nice and simple for folks who don’t w… [...]
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[...] me since they probably used some of the same spatial data I used to make the maps of potential global temperatures in 2100 more than a year [...]
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