I was just wondering yesterday how far one would have to move to offset a given predicted rise in temperature.
Based on the graph below, it seems every 1 degree latitude results in 0.5 degree C (about 1 degree F) change in temperature.
1 degree latitude is about 69 miles.
If temperatures were expected to rise 2.5 degrees C in 100 years, a person would need to move 5 degrees latitude, or 345 miles to offset it (about 3.5 miles per year). I guess we'll see everyone in Sacramento moving to Medford in the next 100 years.
Supposed to be 100 degrees the next couple days here in what has otherwise been a pretty mild summer.