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The Climate Impact Lab is an online web resource that provides interactive maps describing changes in climate that may be expected in the future. The maps provide the ability to look at ranges of changes in temperature and precipitation depending on how much carbon dioxide and methane are put into the atmosphere over time. Basically, the idea is that a change of 2 degrees in temperature is not very meaningful to decision makers and so this site attempts to put projections of future climate into terms that are more useful for people who actually have to do planning for growth, land use, etc. Read more about it at Yale Climate Connections here or go straight to the website at https://www.impactlab.org/map/.