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End o' Changes <br />by Season <br />Data fram Climate Wizard emissibns scenario, 16, en semble, model), <br />IL w r Range <br />(C) - 20 % qr. 9litille) <br />Deg - Fib <br />Jun, -Aug <br />'p/, <br />'W NOW <br />Ensemble Aer <br />Precipitation <br />Departure <br />A !J`!! <br />i <br />Upper Range <br />(8-0 1 OD% ia1"Ttil%) <br />fi <br />X11 � <br />DAR ,50LIPPE19: <br />PreclpitaMan projections (f ki"r, f nin CtirM <br />AV'Sal I� r*oW F 1m, Pirepared by D fervier.s of Wildlife <br />5w 01D, Base dJ'gO1'F , wef'e Oowwjroik:�IlWj INyp / 'Cmiservation,i INanning Prograi,ii <br />Mmiopt M Ali. (x r'" T�e Il ivwesd r1te ime'i (A of 'ler y y ay <br />d.1i u�em�trll ka 01F. Yw)Oel we shlywon, <br />4fi l'J P (oJet,, Iion � 131 -rVa4'i 'lic VVG, a I Sao, <br />Figure 3 -6. End of century precipitation projections by season for North Carolina illustrating the divergence <br />among projections from models included in the ensemble. Projections are based on a high emissions scenario <br />(A2). The lowest (0 -20 %), average, and upper (80 -100 %) quantiles are shown for the ensemble of 16 GCMs <br />statistically downscaled to 12 km'. <br />Chapter 3: Projected Impacts of Climate Change in North Carolina 61 <br />