60-year change in annual temperatures. 🔥
60-year change in annual precipitation.
At this time step (60 years) increasing values need to be ~120% to be statistically significant using a Mann-Kendall test. Decreasing levels are statistically significant below ~82%.
On this map, 844 counties are increasing at a statistically significant level, 14 are decreasing, and the remaining 2,258 are not statistically significant.
On this map, 3,084 counties are warming at a statistically significant level, 0 are cooling at a statistically significant level, and the remaining 31 are warming but do not meet the 95% statistical significance threshold.
Same idea, but broken down by max temp and min temp. 🔥🔥

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