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Future precipitation trends, based on climate model projections for the coming fifth assessment from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, indicate that droughts of this length and severity will be commonplace through the end of the century unless human-induced carbon emissions are significantly reduced.

This is the case for northern Australia, where a decrease or an increase in rainfall post 2030 is considered equally likely based on climate model simulations.

Downscaling of temperature was performed using an empirical-statistical method based on climate model results, ERA40 re-analysis data (Uppala et al. 2005), and weather station observations, see Benestad (2005, 2008a).

"We have both the scientific and we have the anecdotal, and then on top of that we have the theoretical based on climate models".

It is based on climate models, huge computer programs that attempt to reproduce the physics of the climate system and forecast the future response to greenhouse gases.

Based on climate models the researchers used for the study, there is an 80 percent chance that such an extended drought will strike between 2050 and 2099, unless world governments act aggressively to mitigate impacts from climate change, the researchers said.

The dynamical downscaling method, based on regional climate modeling, can largely improve the horizontal resolution of the data based on climate models (Gao et al. 2013; Guo and Wang 2016).

Scientific software plays an important role in critical decision making, for example making weather predictions based on climate models, and computation of evidence for research publications.

We also considered the phylogeographical and genetic structure of E. cinnabarinum and E. secundum in light of results based on climate modeling, paleovegetation reconstructions and the island-like nature of populations distributed on inselbergs.

We assessed the variability of temperature projections and future mortality distributions, using a large panel of temperature simulations based on climate models and emission scenarios for the period 2020 2037 on the island of Montreal, which includes the city of Montreal, the largest city of the province of Quebec, Canada.

For the locations where each species had been collected, Deutsch and his colleagues looked up the predicted temperature in the year 2100 based on climate change models.