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Future climate explorer
See how temperature, extreme heat and rainfall are projected to change by the 2040s in 50 cities across Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America and Asia.
How to read this
1. Pick a city to see it's projected climate for 2030-2049 compared with 1991-2020.
2. Switch models to see how different climate models afree or differ. Where they agree, we can be more confident.
3. Look at the trend, not single years. The brown line shows the 10-year average.
About the data
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CMIP6 HighResMIP climate models, bias-corrected and downscaled by Open-Meteo
High emissions (close to RCP8.5)
1981-2049, daily data summarised by year.
CC BY 40.
Keep in mind: these are model simulations, not observations. Results are for each city's location and may differ from national averages. Not all locations have data.
Using this in your work?
You're welcome to share or reference it. Please cite:
AstroNoir (2026). Future climate explorer. Data: CMIP6 HighResMIP via Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0). [www.astronoir.org/observe/future-climate-explorer]
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