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“Climate change in the Netherlands” Albert.Klein.Tank @ KNMI.nl UGV symposium Global Change, 22 March 2006. Source: CRU/MetOffice, UK. Since 1975, warming dominates in all seasons, except Autumn. Source: Klein Tank, 2004. Source: IPCC, TAR, Chapter 2, 2001. upper 10-ptile 1961-1990 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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“Climate change in the Netherlands”

Albert.Klein.Tank @ KNMI.nl

UGV symposium Global Change, 22 March 2006

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Since 1975, warming dominates in all seasons, except Autumn

Source: Klein Tank, 2004

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Source: IPCC, TAR, Chapter 2, 2001

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upper 10-ptile 1961-1990

the year 1996

lower 10-ptile1961-1990

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upper 10-ptile 1961-1990

the year 1996

lower 10-ptile1961-1990

“cold nights”

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upper 10-ptile 1961-1990

the year 1996

lower 10-ptile1961-1990

“cold nights”

“warm nights”

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Station De Bilt (The Netherlands)

warm nights

cold nights

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Observed trends (days per decade)for 1951 to 2003

Alexander et al., J.Geophys.Res., 2006

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Relation between relative trend bq/X required for 80% detection probability (5% level) and series length Nfor extreme events with average return period Tret

Source: Klein Tank and Können, J. Climate, 2003

21365~ retTXbq

6x

23~ NXbq

3x

Day-count indices of extremes

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Geostrophic winds based on pressure triangles; blue circles are 95th and red crosses 99th percentiles (standardized units)

updated from: Alexandersson et al., Climate Res., 2000

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Wind study the Netherlands 1962-2002

Smits, Klein Tank, Können, Int.J.Climatol., 2005

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Observed trends for 1962-2002

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Annual precipitation Netherlands

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Precipitation fraction due to very wet days

1) Identify very wet days using a site specific threshold = 95th percentile at wet days in the 1961-90 period

2) Determine fraction of total precipitation in each year that is due to these days

3) Trend analysis in series of fractions

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eca.knmi.nl

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Groisman et al., 2005

“Amplified” response of very wet days(trends over last 50 yr)

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Temperature

Source: IPCC TAR, 2001

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Source: IPCC AR4 simulations (partly available at: climexp.knmi.nl)

+5.8°C

+1.4°C

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Source: Katsman,

2006

Sea level change globally

Departures in the Eastern North Atlantic

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Summer precipitation change inHadley Centre climate model simulations

blue = daily extremes

red = seasonal total precipitation

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Source: Selten, Dijkstra, Kliphuis, et al., CLIVAR, 2003

simulation 19simulation 7

CHALLENGE project(62 model-simulations of August rainfall totals

in NL)

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KNMI will soon present new climate change scenarios for the Netherlands, which replace the WB21 scenarios from 2000:

29 May 2006

THANKS !

htpp://eca.knmi.nl

http://www.knmi.nl/scenarios

mailto: Albert.Klein.Tank @ KNMI.nl