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More details about the product are given in the Documentation section.
Horizontal coverage | From 27°N to 72°N and from 22°W to 45°E (grid projection may differ among RCMs) |
Horizontal resolution | 0.11° x 0.11° |
Temporal coverage | 01/1950 - 12/2100 (shorter for some experiments) |
Temporal resolution | Daily |
Update frequency | Regular quarterly updates |
File format | NetCDF 4, Climate and Forecast (CF) Metadata Convention v1.6 |
Data type | Grid |
| MAIN VARIABLES | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Units | Description |
| 10m Wind Speed | m s-1 | The magnitude of the two-dimensional horizontal air velocity. The data represents the mean over the aggregation period near to the surface. |
| 2m air temperature | K | The ambient air temperature. The data represents the mean over the aggregation period near to the surface. |
| Mean precipitation flux | kg m-2 s-1 | The deposition of water to the Earth's surface in the form of rain, snow, ice or hail. The precipition flux is the mass of water per unit area and time. The data represents the mean over the aggregation period. |
| Mean sea level pressure | Pa | The air pressure at sea level. In regions where the Earth's surface is above sea level the surface pressure is used to compute the air pressure that would exist at sea level directly below given a constant air temperature from the surface to the sea level point. The data represents the mean over the aggregation period. |
| Near surface relative humidity | % | Relative humidity is the percentage ratio of the water vapour mass to the water vapour mass at the saturation point given the temperature at that location. The data represents the mean over the aggregation period near to the surface. |
| Surface solar radiation downwards | W m-2 | The downward shortwave radiative flux of energy per unit area. The data represents the mean over the aggregation period at the surface. |