# At +2 °C of global warming, about 92% of Coastal Saltmarsh's mapped extent in Victoria would be outside its 1961–1990 climate envelope in a given year (models range 77%–99%; 1961–1990 baseline 21%).
> Cite as: PLOT record c/QWFW-0N v1, Queensland Government (Department of Environment, Science and Innovation) (at +2 °C global warming above 1850–1900), modelled or forecast
- **Address:** c/QWFW-0N, version 1 of 1 (https://www.plot.eco/c/QWFW-0N)
- **Value:** 0.9234 share (Share of extent outside its reference envelope)
- **About:** Saltmarsh
- **Kind:** Modelled or forecast
- **Who said it:** PLOT model
- **Period:** at +2 °C global warming above 1850–1900
- **Checked:** Reviewed (step 3 of 4): PLOT checked the claim against its source. This is not independent verification. Checked by a person.
- **Open questions:** None open
- **Source:** SILO gridded climate data (daily and monthly, 0.05°) (Queensland Government (Department of Environment, Science and Innovation)), PLOT climate outside share, boundary jurisdiction:VIC, reference 1961–1990
- **The snippet in PLOT:**
- **How they know:** climate.envelope.percentile@0.1 (content/climate/methods.json): area-weighted share of the extent's cell-years outside the habitat's statewide 1961–1990 5th–95th percentile band on mean annual temperature, driest-quarter rainfall or days at or above 35 °C; the 1961–1990 baseline is given beside it. climate.gwl.delta@0.1: IPCC Atlas region SAU, SSP3-7.0, per-model monthly change at the level applied to 1961–1990; median across models.
- **Uncertainty:** 10th–90th percentile across models: 77%–99%.
- **Limitations:** A pressure indicator, not a measure of condition or of change in the vegetation. Grid cells (about 5 km) miss microclimate. Regional change factors, not downscaled.
- **Editions:** october-26th-release
- **How we found this:** not recorded
## History
- Version 1 (this version): first published version
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Machine-readable: https://www.plot.eco/c/QWFW-0N.json
Cite as: PLOT record c/QWFW-0N v1, Queensland Government (Department of Environment, Science and Innovation) (at +2 °C global warming above 1850–1900), modelled or forecast