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climate analog mapping

In 50 years, northern hemisphere cities will experience climates similar to those found further south today. For instance, if you reside in Washington, D.C., you would need to travel to northern Louisiana to get a sense of what Washington, D.C. will feel like by 2080, with summers projected to be 11.5°F warmer by then.

Your City’s Future Climate Revealed in Interactive Map

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