In the maps linked below, each isotherm represents a 2 C difference. So a global rise of 2 C would be equivalent to a 100-200 km or so shift towards the equato

In the maps linked below, each isotherm represents a 2 C difference. So a global rise of 2 C would be equivalent to a 100-200 km or so shift towards the equator, for a given location. Or nearly equivalent to the temperature difference in the center of a major city compared to its suburbs. http://solargis.info/doc/_pics/SolarGIS-iMaps--World-air-temperature-map--Yearly-longterm-average.jpg http://solargis.info/doc/_pics/SolarGIS-iMaps--World-air-tem... http://solargis.info/doc/_pics/SolarGIS-iMaps--World-air-temperature-map--Yearly-longterm-average--detail2.jpg http://solargis.info/doc/_pics/SolarGIS-iMaps--World-air-tem...