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Report ID: 4jCyWkh2-aJghntj
Prepared: August 03, 2026
Climate Outlook (Projections) for
Demo Property · West Fargo, ND
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Cass County ND: ~10 → ~50 days over 90°F/yr by mid-century (higher emissions) (NOAA CMRA).
AI summary — generated from this report's data
The property at Demo Property · West Fargo, ND is located in Cass County, ND, which is projected to experience a notable increase in the number of days exceeding 90°F annually. The baseline for days over 90°F is approximately 10 days per year. By mid-century (2041–2070), under a higher-emissions scenario, this is projected to increase to 50 days per year.
The most significant change projected is an increase of 41 days over 90°F annually by mid-century under a higher-emissions scenario.
Under a lower-emissions scenario, the projection for days over 90°F by mid-century is 40 days, indicating a similar trend though slightly less pronounced.
Readers should consider how these projected temperature changes might influence property considerations in the future.
highThe projected increase from ~10 to ~50 days over 90°F per year by mid-century under a higher-emissions scenario represents a substantial change in local climate conditions.
Advisory read: The data suggests that the reader weigh the implications of these projected climate changes for the property's long-term considerations.
Days over 90°F by mid-century
50/yr
vs ~10 baseline · higher emissions · NOAA
Days over 90°F (baseline)
10
modeled 1951–1980
Days over 90°F (mid-century)
50
2041–2070, higher emissions
Change by mid-century
+41 days
higher-emissions scenario
Mid-century, lower emissions
40
SSP2-4.5
Projected change by scenario
Metric
1951–1980
2041–2070 lower
2041–2070 higher
2071–2100 higher
Days over 90°F / yr
10
40
50
80
Days over 100°F / yr
0
4
8
29
Annual precipitation (in)
21
22
22
22
Longest dry spell (days)
52
48
48
46
NOAA Climate Mapping for Resilience & Adaptation (LOCA / CMIP6). Ensemble MEANS of downscaled climate models; lower = SSP2-4.5, higher = SSP5-8.5.
How to read this
Under the higher-emissions scenario, Cass County ND is projected to go from ~10 to ~50 days over 90°F per year by mid-century (2041–2070). These are OFFICIAL federal projections (NOAA, LOCA-downscaled CMIP6 ensemble means) with named scenarios and time windows — not a proprietary climate risk score. County-level climate signals, not a parcel forecast. Objective published projections, never an input to a rent or value estimate.
Source: NOAA Climate Mapping for Resilience & Adaptation (LOCA / CMIP6). County-level ensemble-mean projections for named scenarios (SSP2-4.5 / SSP5-8.5) and windows (2041–2070, 2071–2100) vs the modeled 1951–1980 baseline.
Official federal projections, not a proprietary risk score; county-level signal, not a parcel forecast. Never an estimate input.
Report generated on August 03, 2026. Figures are retrieved live or from a short-lived
cache (up to 30 days for some public-data sources), so a figure may pre-date this report —
each context card states its own data vintage. Comparable recency is shown per comp;
county assessment figures reflect the assessor's latest published tax year; HUD figures
reflect the current published fiscal year.
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Disclaimer
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Data sources
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