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A good place to start is with Climate Explorer, which provides interactive graphs and maps showing past and projected climate conditions for counties and county-equivalents across the United States. Start by entering the city or county for which you want climate information. Result panels that can be explored include climate maps, which provide visualizations of climate data (e.g., average daily maximum temperature; days with >2" of preciptation) that can be viewed by historic and/or future projected conditions under multiple emission projection scenarios. These data can also be viewed with graphs that can help visualize the trends and variance associated with climate projections. For coastal regions, high-tide flooding maps are available.