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EARTH SCIENCE > CLIMATE INDICATORS > ATMOSPHERIC/OCEAN INDICATORS > TEMPERATURE INDICES > GROWING DEGREE DAYS Atmospheric conditions Weather and climate projection_x_coordinate projection_y_coordinate Norwegian Centre for Climate Services climatologyMeteorologyAtmosphere
Change in the sum of degree days above 5 degrees (tas>5ºC) between the reference period (1991-2020) and a future period, at a 1x1 km spatial resolution. Growing degree days, also called growing degree numbers, are the sum of the heat of the day and are a measure of how good the conditions are for plant growth. The heat sum for a day is defined as the number of degrees the daily average temperature is above a threshold value (which here is tas > 5 ºC). The first time step represents the future period 2041-2070, and the second time step represents the future period 2071-2100. Based on daily temperature normals.
Annual or seasonal difference in growing degree-days averaged over the periods 2041–2070 or 2071–2100 under emission scenario RCP2.6, compared to 1991–2020