See how the temperature could change across the Earth for the near and distant future. These maps represent one of the likely models from the middle of the range.


2050s


2070s


The map colours show a change in temperature compared to the 1960 - 2000 average. So red and orange colours indicate the greatest change from the climate those regions are used to. These are areas that may well find it hardest to cope.
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