Sentences with phrase «moderate emissions scenario»

Under a more moderate emissions scenario, the county can expect nearly 20 weeks of cold temperatures each year, on average, by late century.

Soil moisture 30 cm below ground projected through 2100 for moderate emissions scenario RCP 4.5.

If climate skeptics are right and we follow the moderate emissions scenario, then we could well stay below 2 °C.

The high emissions scenario projects the equivalent of an atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration of 1,370 parts per million (ppm) by 2100, while the moderate emissions scenario projects the equivalent of 650 ppm by 2100.

For the study, the researchers used a set of 10 global climate models to simulate future changes in wind power under a high future emissions scenario (known as RCP8.5) and a moderate emissions scenario (known as RCP4.5).

Under a moderate emissions scenario, the county is on track for an average of 20 days of cold temperatures each year by late century.

Under a moderate emissions scenario, the county can expect 200 days of cold each year by late century.

The average annual amount of cold days under a moderate emissions scenario by late century is 230.

The county is on track for 170 days each year, on average, of cold days by late century under a moderate emissions scenario.

Under a moderate emissions scenario, the county can expect about four months» worth of sub-freezing days per year in late century.

The county can expect a 28 % decline in the annual average amount of sub-freezing days, slipping from the equivalent of 28 weeks to around 20 under a high emissions scenario, and 24 weeks under a moderate emissions scenario.

Under a moderate emissions scenario, cold days diminish more slowly.

The county is projected to experience an average of 100 days at or below freezing by 2100, compared to 141 days under a moderate emissions scenario.

Under a moderate emissions scenario, the county is on pace to experience an annual average of 19 weeks of cold temperatures by late century.

He also discussed projected changes to BC's climate, assuming a moderate emissions scenario, which included further warming in the winter and summer as well as changes to the hydrology of interior river basins.

Under a moderate emissions scenario (RCP4.5), where greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere stabilise around the 2050s, ocean temperatures in the study area would be around 1.4 C warmer than a baseline period of the 2000s.