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Soil moisture deltas are differences in soil moisture
between the future (2025-2034, designated as 2030; or 2090-2099, designated
as 2095) and the modern baseline (1961-1990) within the GCM simulations.
S/N is signal to noise, which is the delta divided by the standard deviation
of the 1961-1990 period. Percent differences are the delta divided
by the mean of the 1961-1990 period. In CGCM1 soil moisture unites
are fraction of field capacity. In HADCM2 soil moisture units are
cm/month. DJF is winter (December, January, February) and JJA is
summer (June, July, and August). White grid cells represent grids
where the soil moisture is saturated (e.g. ocean) in both the present-day
and future time periods. The historical soil moisture trend at the
bottom is plotted from data supplied by the NCDC.
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Updated on 11/8/99 (Pseudo-trends are the previous images based on two
decades only;
Trends are the linear regression from 2000-2099)



Updated on 11/8/99

HADCM2




Updated on 11/8/99 (I corrected an error in the previous pseudo-trend map which was JFM instead of DJF).



Updated on 11/8/99 (I corrected an error in the previous pseudo-trend
map which was JAS instead of JJA).

OBSERVED and ANNUAL PROJECTED
Historical Figure Updated on 3/3/00

Updated on 11/8/99

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