3.5. Monthly
The average monthly flow for near future (Fig. 7a) and for far
future (Fig. 7b) shows specific pattern. It is observed that all
months are affected by climate change, although some months
are more affected than others depending on the type of climate
scenario. We observe that under all scenarios with BMPs, impact
of climate change on flows is lower than without BMPs. The percentage of change from the baseline (Fig. 7c) is a seasonal influence
of the effects of climate change in both near and far future
scenarios (Fig. 7d). The near-future scenario has increases ranging
from 1% to 9% from baseline levels with May being the highest
increase and March having the least increase (Fig. 7c). Winter
months of January and February can expect a slight decrease
(