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The James Hutton Institute Climate Data Visualisation

Welcome to the Climate Change Agrometeorological Indicators and Summaries visualisation tool.


Are you interested in exploring what climate change means for you and where you live or the whole country?
Use this site to see yearly time step animations of key Agrometeorological Indicators and Climate Summaries from 1961 to 2080 that illustrate how the climate has changed and is likely to change over the coming decades.

The purpose is to help you visualise and explore in space and time what climate change might mean for the UK in terms of climate determined features that affect people, nature, agriculture and land use.
The rationale is to help you consider how you might adapt your lives, property and business to cope with climate change and build resilience.

Here, you can explore a wide range of climate maps and data, including:

Agrometeorological Indicators in the UK

Scotland’s Climate Trends and Projections

Agrometeorological Indicators in the UK

This is a multidimensional mosaic dataset showing multiple agrometeorological indicators in the United Kingdom from observed data (1961-2020) and 12 projections and mean projections (2021-2080).

Scotland’s Climate Trends and Projections

This work was supported by the Rural and Environment Science and Analytical Services Division for the JHI-D5-2 ‘Climate Change Impacts on Natural Capital’ Project funded by the Scottish Government Strategic Research Programme 2022-2027. Data provided by the UK Meteorological Office and UKCP18 Climate Projections.

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We would love to hear from you! If you have any questions, feedback, or would like to collaborate, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Our team is here to assist you and provide further information on the climate data and agrometeorological maps provided by The James Hutton Institute.

We appreciate your interest in our climate data and maps, and we're excited to connect with you. Together, let's explore and understand our changing climate to make informed decisions for a sustainable future.


Acknowledgements:

This site has been developed through funding support provided by the Scottish Government Rural and Environment Science and Analytical Services Division (RESAS) Strategic Research Portfolio, Project C3-1 Supporting Scotland’s Land Use Transformations. We would like to acknowledge the UK Meteorological Office and UKCP18 for use of the observed gridded climate data and future climate projections, and Ordnance Survey for the underlying base map.


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