Fig. 2: Growing season (April−September) surface air temperature (T4−9) and precipitation (P4−9) anomalies during 1971−2100 under the three scenarios by the five GCMs. | npj Climate and Atmospheric Science

Fig. 2: Growing season (April−September) surface air temperature (T4−9) and precipitation (P4−9) anomalies during 1971−2100 under the three scenarios by the five GCMs.

From: Future drought risk and adaptation of pastoralism in Eurasian rangelands

Fig. 2

The baseline period ranges from 1985 to 2014. a, c Regionally averaged ensemble time series showing the mean (solid lines) and interquartile range calculated across all models (colored shading). Anomalies from the observations (OBS) are denoted as GSWP3-W5E5 (1971−2019). The light gray shadings indicate 1985−2014, 2031−2060, and 2071−2100, the time periods used for construction of the boxplots and jitter plots. b, d Boxplots and jitter plots of the mean anomalies of the observations and five GCMs under each SSP scenario. The boxplots indicate the 25−75th percentile (box), with two standard deviations (whiskers), and mean values (line) of the estimated values for each period. The colored dots show the averaged values of each GCM.

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