IPCC overview: reliability of regional projections

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IPCC overview: reliability of regional projections Richard Jones Met Office Hadley Centre

IPCC regional predictions Significant temperature changes are very likely and patterns of change are becoming clear Many statements are made relative to the global average warming which is still uncertain Patterns of precipitation change are becoming clear for many areas but little confidence in the magnitude of the changes Level of confidence/uncertainty is regionally dependent – key regions have high uncertainty Information on extremes and local changes is very patchy

IPCC AR4 summary seasonal precipitation change figure Model consensus implies a level of reliability - but need mechanisms as well Lack of consensus implies no information – - but assessed at grid-scale thus maybe misleading No information on fine temporal or spatial scales

Response of All India rainfall (A1B, 2080s) Most models give positive change Change often large thus policy relevant Support from physical insight

Lack of consensus from model patterns Combination of some pattern and sign differences lead to lack of consensus How relevant is this if monsoon processes are captured in the models?

Winter temperature change summary

Summer temperature change summary 7

NARCCAP models in an IPCC context

Winter temperature change: NARCCAP models CCCMA CCSM GFDL HadCM3

Summer temperature change: NARCCAP models CCCMA CCSM GFDL HadCM3 10

Winter precipitation change summary 11

Summer precipitation change summary 12

Winter precipitation change: NARCCAP models CCCMA CCSM GFDL HadCM3 13

Summer precipitation change: NARCCAP models CCCMA CCSM GFDL HadCM3 14

Precipitation validation - CCCMA 15

Precipitation validation - CCSM 16

Precipitation validation - GFDL 17

Precipitation validation – HadCM3 18

CCM3 winter responses (1961-90) (2041-70) - (1961-90) 2m T Precip.

CCM3 summer responses (1961-90) (2041-70) - (1961-90) 2m T Precip.

CCCMA winter biases (1961-90) CGCM3-CRU2 2m T Precip.

CCCMA summer responses (1961-90) CGCM3 - CRU2 2m T Precip.

CCSM response summary: 2050s – 1980s Temperature and precipitation

HadCM3 temperature : model, obs, bias

HadCM3 precipitation: model, obs, bias

GFDL model response (low/high resolution) winter and summer surface air temperature

GFDL model response (low/high resolution) winter and summer precipitation