For example, based on results from the climate models, New York City’s future climate could become similar to that of Jonesboro, Arkansas, around the year 2080 in a high emissions scenario.

The “typical winter” in this future Emerald City, for example, will be 1.3 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than now. How accurate can we expect this online tool to be?

For example, if you live in Washington, D.C., you would need to travel to northern Louisiana to experience what Washington, D.C., will feel like by 2080, where summers are expected to be 11.5°F ...

Matt Fitzpatrick, the lead author of the study on future urban climates, created this interactive map that gives North Americans a sense of what their city may feel like in 2080.

With Climate Change, Washington, D.C. Will Feel More Like Arkansas by 2080 Map predicts how climate change will feel in the city where you live by matching with a future climate twin ...

A spatial ecologist, Fitzpatrick used climate-analog mapping, a statistical technique that matches the expected future climate at one location—your city of residence, for instance—with the ...