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Changement climatique regional et adaptation — Les Alpes face au changement des ressources en eau

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Publication Créé 04/09/2009 Publié 05/01/2010
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EEA Report No 8/2009

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Seasonal changes in precipitation and temperature up until the end of the 21st century, according to CLM scenario A1B Left: absolute difference in temperature
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Run-off and snow cover change up until the end of the 21st century in the winter, according to the CLM A1B scenario Left: relative difference in water available for runoff
Annual precipitation series (left graph) and annual cloudiness series (right graph) NW (top, grey) vs SE (bottom, black)
Temperature change in the Alps and their sub-regions according to different emission scenarios Regional statistics: G = Greater Alpine Region, A = Alps, NW = north-western Alps, NE = northeastern Alps, SW = southwestern Alps, SE = southeastern Alps, H = higher than 1 500 m.
Temperature and precipitation in the Alps for the period 1961–1990 .
Change in temperature 1760–2007 for the Greater Alpine Region (GAR) Single years and 20-year smoothed mean GAR series from 1760–2007 (1760/1961–2007/2008) Single years (thin lines) and 20-year smoothed mean (bold lines)
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Leading horizontal climate sub-regions of the Greater Alpine Region (GAR) Bold lines: north-west (NW), north-east (NE), southwest (SW) and southeast (SE)

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