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Fig. 10 | Fire Ecology

Fig. 10

From: High-resolution wildfire simulations reveal complexity of climate change impacts on projected burn probability for Southern California

Fig. 10

The corresponding changes in annual burn probability, burn days per year, mean annual temperature, rainy days per year, and relative humidity from the historical (1979–2005) to future (2040–2069) period for a) Central Coast and b) Southern Coast. Note that y-axis scales for precipitation (rainy days per year) and relative humidity are inverted (i.e. negative changes, or drier conditions, are shown above the 0 line in order to map consistently with higher burn probability)

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