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Title : The future climate changes on the blue nile basin by using regional climate model (CORDEX)
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Abstract
The climate system is a complex system by its interactions which occur between its contents such as atmosphere, biosphere, plant and hydrology, etc. A climate model is an important tool which can be used to study these interactions. Here we used The Coordinated Regional Downscaling Experiment (CORDEX) to study the predicting the maximum temperature in the near future on the Blue Nile Basin. We found that the Sveriges Meteorologiska och Hydrologiska Institut- Max-Plank Institute Models (SMHI-MPI model) to predict rainfall and minimum temperature, result is closed to the observed data, while the Sveriges Meteorologiska och Hydrologiska Institut {u2013} Canadian Center for Climate Modelling and Analysis model (SMHI-CCCMA model) to predict maximum temperature is closed to the observed data. So, there is no particular climate model that can predicted with all climatic elements.There was an increase in the maximum and minimum temperatures on the Blue Nile Basin and on the stations used in this study. For rainfall, changes vary from place to another in the basin due to the geographical of the area and to the stations. It was found that the rainfall varies from month to month between spin and increase, although there is a significant increase on the stations which we studied especially in the summer season