Northeast: July Days Over 95 Degrees
This graphic shows a projection for the change in number of days with high temperatures of 95 degrees Fahrenheit or greater during the month of July by mid-century compared to today. The projection is based on a mid-range scenario and the mean change in temperature projected by an ensemble of models.
This graphic was originally published by Climate Central.
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