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| Description | “Like the deserts miss the rain...?” Over the next century, we expect all national parks to see an increase in temperature; in fact, we’re already seeing that now. But what about precipitation? Parks in the desert southwest, like Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument pictured here, have already seen a reduction in rainfall, while other parks are expected to get more. In short, dry places will probably get drier and wet places wetter. Learn more about future precipitation in the U.S. at nca2014.globalchange.gov/report/our-changing-climate/prec... |
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| Source | Southwestern Drought |
| Author | NPS Climate Change Response |
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