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Published: 3rd June 2010 17:59Last Updated: 30th August 2016 16:53
Difference between monthly precipitation projections for 2046-2065 and the baseline climate 1960-1990.
There appears to be differences changes in precipitation for the period 2046-2065 depending on the time of year. There is broad model agreement for a decrease in precipitation in May and June, and an increase in precipitation from July-September, over the peak of the rainy season. The graph above also illustrates the uncertainty in these projections, with few months where there is unanimous agreement on the direction of change.
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