Russia vs Singapore

Russia vs Singapore: Tropical nights

Tropical nights in 2014: 1.4 nights in Russia and 365 nights in Singapore, in the CMIP6 climate models’ median run. In 2014 the value was higher in Singapore, by 363.6 nights, or 270 times that in Russia.

nights a year · CMIP6

Russia vs Singapore: Tropical nightsTropical nights in 2014: 1.4 nights in Russia and 365 nights in Singapore, in the CMIP6 climate models’ median run. In 2014 the value was higher in Singapore, by 363.6 nights, or 270 times that in Russia.
RussiaSingaporeCMIP6 model median (SSP2-4.5, middle of the road)models’ 10th–90th percentile

What the numbers say

  • Singapore has been higher in every year both have figures for since 1950.
  • The CMIP6 model median (SSP2-4.5, middle of the road) puts Russia at 5.9 nights and Singapore at 365 nights in 2100.

Every year

nights a year · CMIP6

YearRussiaSingapore
20141.4365
20131.2365
20121.1365
20111.1365
20101.2365
20091365
20081.1365
20071365
20061.1365
20051.2365
20041365
20031365
20020.9365
20011365
20000.9365
19990.8365
19980.8365
19970.9365
19960.7365
19950.7365
19940.6365
19930.5365
19920.4365
19910.6365
19900.6365
19890.6365
19880.5365
19870.6365
19860.6365
19850.6365
19840.4365
19830.3365
19820.5365
19810.5365
19800.5365
19790.5365
19780.5365
19770.5365
19760.5365
19750.4365
19740.5365
19730.5365
19720.4365
19710.5365
19700.4365
19690.4365
19680.6365
19670.5365
19660.4365
19650.5365
19640.4365
19630.5365
19620.4365
19610.5365
19600.5365
19590.5365
19580.5365
19570.5365
19560.5365
19550.5365
19540.5365
19530.6365
19520.5365
19510.5365
19500.5365
CMIP6 model median (SSP2-4.5, middle of the road) · 2015–2100
YearRussiaSingapore
20151.60.6–3.9365360–365
20161.30.6–3.5365360–366
20171.40.5–3.6365360–365
20181.70.6–4.1365360–365
20191.50.7–3.9365360–365
20201.50.7–3.6365360–366
20211.40.6–3.6365360–365
20221.80.6–4.4365360–365
20231.80.6–4.5365360–365
20241.70.7–4.1365360–366
202520.7–5.2365360–365
20261.70.7–4.4365360–365
20271.90.8–4.7365360–365
20281.70.8–4.4365360–366
202920.9–5.3365360–365
20301.80.6–4.8365360–365
20312.11–5.1365360–365
20322.20.9–5.8365360–366
20332.11.1–5.4365360–365
20341.90.8–4.9365360–365
20352.21–5.8365360–365
20362.41.1–5.9365360–366
20372.31–6.1365360–365
20382.51.1–5.8365360–365
20392.71.2–6.8365360–365
20402.50.9–5.8365360–366
20412.61.1–6.6365360–365
20422.61–6.8365360–365
20432.81.4–7365360–365
20442.81–7.5365360–366
20452.61.1–7.1365360–365
20462.81.1–7.5365360–365
20472.91.1–8.3365360–365
20483.41.1–7.9365360–366
20493.21.4–8365360–365
20503.51.3–8.2365360–365
20513.41.3–8.9365360–365
205231.2–8.1365360–366
20533.11.3–7.5365360–365
20543.21.1–7.7365360–365
20553.31.2–9365360–365
20563.51.3–8.8365360–366
20573.71.5–9.1365360–365
20583.61.5–10.2365360–365
20593.81.5–9.3365360–365
20603.41.4–8.9365360–366
20613.91.5–9.3365360–365
20623.71.4–10.1365360–365
20634.11.4–10.3365360–365
20643.61.2–10.1365360–366
20654.21.4–10.4365360–365
206641.4–10.5365360–365
20673.91.3–9.9365360–365
20684.21.4–10.3365360–366
20694.61.7–11.6365360–365
20703.81.3–11.8365360–365
207141.4–11.5365360–365
20724.51.8–10.9365360–366
20734.61.5–11.7365360–365
20744.41.7–11.7365360–365
20754.31.6–11.3365360–365
20764.91.8–12365360–366
20774.81.9–10.9365360–365
20784.92.1–12365360–365
20795.42–12.7365360–365
20804.91.8–12.5365360–366
20815.12.1–12.5365360–365
208251.9–13.9365360–365
20835.42.2–13.2365360–365
20845.42–12.2365360–366
20855.21.7–13.3365360–365
20865.31.8–14.1365360–365
20875.31.9–13.6365360–365
20885.51.9–13.6365360–366
20895.22.2–12.5365360–365
20905.42–12365360–365
20915.91.9–15.4365360–365
20925.92–13.2365360–366
20935.61.8–14365360–365
20946.12.2–15.1365360–365
20955.62.1–14.7365360–365
20966.22.2–14.9365360–366
20976.21.9–14.7365360–365
20986.12.1–14.3365360–365
20995.61.8–14.7365360–365
21005.92.2–14.8365360–365

Each country on its own

Good to know

  • Nights in a year when the temperature stays above 20 °C, averaged over the country.
  • Source: World Bank Climate Change Knowledge Portal, CMIP6 multi-model median.
  • The dashed line is the CMIP6 model median (SSP2-4.5, middle of the road), a scenario rather than a forecast; the band is its models’ 10th–90th percentile.
  • Climate model values are the median of the CMIP6 models, run on past emissions to 2014 and on SSP2-4.5, a middle-of-the-road path, after: they are not measurements.

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