Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
A climate map with a 2100 setting
An interactive world map identifies places by their Köppen-Geiger climate class and compares historical, recent, and projected conditions.
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- Readers comparing local climate classifications over time
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- All 30 classes are named in words; the site notes that some standard map colours can be hard to distinguish.
Field notes
The map uses the Köppen-Geiger system, grouping climates into five major groups and 30 classes, and gives each class a written name alongside its colour. Its historical view is identified as a reconstruction from records and models, while the late-century view changes with the selected emissions scenario. The page also offers embed and image-download controls; a colour-blind-friendly palette is described as planned, not present.
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