The Impacts of Global Warming on Climate Zone Changes Over Asia Based on CMIP6 Projections

It is challenging to estimate how the regional climate will be shifted under future global warming. To reduce potential risk of shift climates, examining change in features over Asia important, as approximately 60% world's population resides there. In this study, shifts are assessed Asian monsoon region mean temperature warming targets from 1.5°C 5.0°C above preindustrial (PI) levels based on different shared socioeconomic pathway (SSP) scenarios. Global impacts individual variables, and consequently, it across region. Temperature patterns more dominant contributors spatial extent magnitude than precipitation patterns. Changes climates show behaviors according degree rather type SSP scenario. Climate intensified a higher level that PI levels. The largest shown SSP5-8.5 scenario, especially current polar zones. Future zone can differ. Regions with tropical arid likely expanded, whereas some regions warm temperate cold shrink conditions. Therefore, study supports necessity mitigating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions establishing an adaptation plan for