Table 1.

Projected Changes in Climate Variables and Potential affected exposure unit/s, Municipality/City of JIMENEZ, Province of MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL

Observed Baseline Specific Change Expected and General Changes in Climate Information about Patterns of Populatio Natural Critical Urban Use Infrastructure
Climate Variable
(1971-2000) Reference Period Variables Change n resources Facilities Areas and Utilities

A B C D E F G H I J

↑ 1 °C by 2020 and ↑ 1.9 TEMPERATURE

25.6°C during the 26.6 °C by 2020 and 27.5 °C by °C by 2050 during the DJF INCREASES FROM HOT
DJF 2050 during the DJF ↑ 1.1 °C by 2020 and TO HOTTIER DURING THE
26.7 °C during the 27.8 °C by 2020 and 28.9°C by ↑2.2°C by 2050 during the MONTH OF MAM TO JJA
Temperature MAM 2050 during the MAM MAM COVERING THE PERIOD YES YES YES YES YES
26.6 °C during the 27.7 °C by 2020 and 28.8 °C by
JJA 2050 during the JJA
↑1.1 °C by 2020 and ↑2.2 OFHAS2020 TO 2050 THAT
WORSENING
26.4°C during the 27.4 °C by 2020 and 28.3 °C by °C by 2050 during the JJA EFFECTS ON NATURAL
SON 2050 during the SON ↑1.0 °C by 2020 and ↑ 1.9 RESOURCES INCLUDING
°C by 2050 during the HUMAN POPULATION
SON
 ↑ 9.1 by 2020 and ↓
401.2 by 2020 and 386.9 by 5.2 by 2050 during the
2050 during the DJF DJF
392.1 during the DJF
323.4 during the
324.8 by 2020 and 323.7 by ↑ 1.4 by 2020 and ↓0.3
2050 during the MAM by 2050 during the MAM MORE INTENSE
Rainfall MAM YES YES YES YES YES
627 by 2020 and 628 by 2050 DOWNFALL OF RAINS
633.1 during the JJA
during the JJA
↓6.1 °C by 2020 and ↓
728.3 during the SON 5.1 by 2050 during the
724.4 by 2020 and 732.9 by
JJA
2050 during the SON
↓3.9 by 2020 and ↑ 4.6
by 2050 during the SON

2295.75 days exceeding 35°C in ↑1,874.25 days exceeding

Number of Hot 2020 35°C in 2020
421.5 days MORE VERY HOT DAYS YES YES YES YES YES
days 3846.00 days exceeding 35°C in ↑ 3,424.5 days exceeding
2050 35°C in 2050

5516.00 days with <2.5 mm of ↓1.675 days with <2.5 mm

Number of Dry rain in 2020 of rain in 2020
7191 days MORE VERY HOT DAYS YES YES YES YES YES
days 5892.75 days with <2.5 mm of ↓1,298.25 days with <2.5
rain in 2050 mm of rain in 2050
THERE IS AN INCREASE
3.00 days with >300 mm of rain ↑3.00 days with >300 mm
0 extreme rainfall OF DAILY RAINFALL
Extreme daily in 2020 of rain in 2020
Rainfall Events events exceeding 300 COVERING THE PERIOD YES YES YES YES YES
0.75 days with >300 mm of rain ↑0.75 days with >300
mm FROM 2020 - 3.00 DAYS
in 2050 mm of rain in 2050 AND 2050 0.75 DAYS

Projected change by 2100 relative

to 1986-2005 Global mean sea level

Sea Level ___ to __ m for RCP 2.6

___ to __ m for RCP 4.5
___ to __ m for RCP 6.0
___ to __ m for RCP 8.5
Typhoon/Superty ___Strong wind / heavy
phoon rain events See PAGASA projections
___ volcanic eruption

___ Landslides

Geophyzical ___
Hazards Liquefaction/Sinkholes

___ Tectonic
movements/Earthquak
e

Instruction:
1. Based on the projected changes in the mean climate variables due to climate change identified in Step 1 (Columns B-E), mark "Yes" if the system of interest (population, natural resources, critical
facilities, urban use areas, infrastructure and utilities is likely to be affected by the climate stimuli.

Note:
Columns B-E is already comnpleted in Step 1.
 Table 5. Climate change Impacts, Municipality/City of JIMENEZ, Province of MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL_

Natural Resource-
Climate General Changes Expected Information about Patterns Critical Point Infrastructure and
Population Based Production Urban Use Areas Potential Impact Area/s
Variable in Climate Variables of Change Facilities Uitilities
Areas

A B C D E F G H I

↑ 1 °C by 2020 and ↑ TEMPERATURE

1.9 °C by 2050 during the INCREASES FROM HOT
DJF TO HOTTIER DURING
↑ 1.1 °C by 2020 and THE MONTH OF MAM 6,343 HECTARES
WATERS
↑2.2°C by 2050 during TO JJA COVERING THE OF CROP
SYSYEM/
WATERS 1.Shifting of spring of water
Temperatur the MAM PERIOD OF 2020 TO 25,234 (NSO PRODUCTION/ WATER SYSYEM/ ways.2. Lowering of water table
e IRRIGATION
↑1.1 °C by 2020 and 2050 THAT HAS 2010) 3,071 FOREST SYSTEM IRRIGATION 3. High Cost of water fees. 4.
CANAL AND Low agricultural productivity.
WORSENING EFFECTS LAND/ 566 AGRO- CANAL AND DAM
↑2.2 °C by 2050 during ON NATURAL FORESTRY
DAMs
the JJA RESOURCES
↑1.0 °C by 2020 and ↑ INCLUDING HUMAN
1.9 °C by 2050 during the POPULATION
SON
 ↑ 9.1 by 2020 and ↓
5.2 by 2050 during the
DJF 6,343 HECTARES WATERS WATERS
↑ 1.4 by 2020 and ↓0.3 OF CROP SYSYEM/ SYSYEM/
1. Low agricultural productivity.
by 2050 during the MAM MORE INTENSE 22,949 (18 PRODUCTION/ IRRIGATION IRRIGATION
Rainfall CBD 2. transport of Agricultural
↓6.1 °C by 2020 and ↓ DOWNFALL OF RAINS brgys) 3,071 FOREST CANAL AND CANAL AND DAM/ products
LAND/ 566 AGRO- DAM/ ROADS ROADS AND
5.1 by 2050 during the
FISHERY AND BRIDGES BRIDGES
JJA
↓3.9 by 2020 and ↑ 4.6
by 2050 during the SON

6,343 HECTARES
↑1,874.25 days WATERS
OF CROP WATERS 1.Shifting of spring of water
SYSYEM/
Number of exceeding 35°C in 2020 25,234 (NSO PRODUCTION/ SYSYEM/ ways.2. Lowering of water table
Hot days MORE VERY HOT DAYS IRRIGATION WATER SYSTEM
↑ 3,424.5 days 2010) 3,071 FOREST
CANAL AND
IRRIGATION 3. High Cost of water fees. 4.
exceeding 35°C in 2050 LAND/ 566 AGRO- CANAL AND DAM Low agricultural productivity.
DAMs
FORESTRY

6,343 HECTARES
↓1.675 days with <2.5 WATERS
OF CROP WATERS 1.Shifting of spring of water
mm of rain in 2020 SYSYEM/
Number of 25,234 (NSO PRODUCTION/ SYSYEM/ ways.2. Lowering of water table
MORE VERY HOT DAYS IRRIGATION WATER SYSTEM
Dry days ↓1,298.25 days with <2.5 2010) 3,071 FOREST
CANAL AND
IRRIGATION 3. High Cost of water fees. 4.
mm of rain in 2050 LAND/ 566 AGRO- CANAL AND DAM Low agricultural productivity.
DAMs
FORESTRY

THERE IS AN 6,343 HECTARES WATERS WATERS

Extreme
↑3.00 days with >300 INCREASE OF DAILY OF CROP SYSYEM/ SYSYEM/
1. Low agricultural productivity.
daily Rainfall mm of rain in 2020 RAINFALL COVERING 22,949 (18 PRODUCTION/ IRRIGATION
CBD
IRRIGATION 2. Transport of Agricultural
Events ↑0.75 days with >300 THE PERIOD FROM brgys) 3,071 FOREST CANAL AND CANAL AND DAM/ products
mm of rain in 2050 2020 - 3.00 DAYS AND LAND/ 566 AGRO- DAM/ ROADS ROADS AND
2050 0.75 DAYS FISHERY AND BRIDGES BRIDGES
Instructions:
Using the sectoral/mutli-sectoral impact chain, identify the potential impact of climate stimuli and geologic hazards to the systems of interest, Columns D to I.

Note:
Columns B (General Changes Expected in Climate Variables) and (C Information about Patterns of Change) can be derived from Table 1 . Climate Change Projections