1. Summary

Over the past four decades, has already experienced significant year-to-year rainfall variability and temperature stability. However, future projections indicate a shift toward higher extremes in both rainfall and temperature. Infrastructure planning must therefore transition from historical norms to future-adaptive designs, combining resilience to both frequent flooding and longer periods of heat stress.

2. Significant Information

2.1 Minimum Temperature ( to )

2.2 Maximum Temperature ( to )

2.3 Rainfall ( to )

3. Historic and Projected Data ( to )

3.1 Historic and Projected Temperature

3.2 Historic and Projected Rainfall

4. Guidance: Infrastructure Vulnerability Measures

4.1 Considering Historic and Projected Climate Trends (–)