Landscape of catastrophe
German regions that could be hit by an especially large number of climatic extremes* between 2031 and 2060
Less affected
Maximally affected
Areas with coast-specific risks
Hamburg
Bremen
Berlin
Hannover
Dortmund
Essen
Leipzig
Dresden
Düsseldorf
Cologne
Frankfurt
am Main
Areas with hydrological risks from rivers
Mainz
Nuremberg
Mannheim
Stuttgart
Munich
* High annual mean temperature, number of hot days and tropical nights, low annual precipitation, number of dry days and days with heavy rain; data basis: 85th percentile of the prepared refence ensemble v. 2018 of the German Meteorological Service for the RCP9.5 scenario (pessimistic case) from the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Source: Federal Environment Agency
Landscape of catastrophe
German regions that could be hit by an especially large number of climatic extremes* between 2031 and 2060
Less affected
Maximally affected
Areas with coast-specific risks
Hamburg
Bremen
Berlin
Hannover
Essen
Leipzig
Dortmund
Dresden
Düsseldorf
Cologne
Frankfurt
am Main
Areas with hydrological risks from rivers
Mainz
Nuremberg
Mannheim
Stuttgart
Munich
* High annual mean temperature, number of hot days and tropical nights, low annual precipitation, number of dry days and days with heavy rain; data basis: 85th percentile of the prepared refence ensemble v. 2018 of the German Meteorological Service for the RCP9.5 scenario (pessimistic case) from the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Source: Federal Environment Agency
Landscape of catastrophe
German regions that could be hit by an especially large number of climatic extremes* between 2031 and 2060
Less affected
Maximally affected
Areas with coast-specific risks
Areas with hydrological risks from rivers
* High annual mean temperature, number of hot days and tropical nights, low annual precipitation, number of dry days and days with heavy rain; data basis: 85th percentile of the prepared refence ensemble v. 2018 of the German Meteorological Service for the RCP9.5 scenario (pessimistic case) from the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Source: Federal Environment Agency