Climate change and flood frequency: The critical roles of process and seasonality
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1 Climate change and flood frequency: The critical roles of process and seasonality Deborah Lawrence Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate HydroPredict 2012, Vienna, September
2 Climate Change and the EU Flood Directive: Impacts of climate change on the occurrence of floods should be taken into account in flood risk assessment and management National CC adaptation strategy (NVE, 2010): Flood hazard mapping should include an assessment of the potential effects of climate change on flood inundation 2
3 Overview Climate, flood regimes and CC in Norway Methods for developing hydrological projections Projections for likely changes in flooding Regional changes in 200-year flood Use of these results in CC adaptation in Norway Changes in seasonality of flooding Summary and further comments Holda (Gaula), aug.2011 Fotograf: Asbjørn Osne, NVE 3
4 Climatic regimes and peak flows Average annual temp Average annual rainfall Krinsvatn SON JFM Over JAS AMJ Under - 6 Atnasjø OND JFM JAS AMJ 4
5 Future climate in Norway Projected changes for Norway: Increased T (all seasons) Increased P (esp. autumn/winter) Increased extreme P Changes in snow storage and runoff Hanssen-Bauer, I. m.fl. Klima i Norge Bakgrunnsmateriale til NOU Klimatilpassing. (Climate in Norway Background material for Norwegian Committee on Climate Change Adaptation.) Norsk klimasenter, September 2009, Oslo. How will these changes affect flooding? 5
6 Developing hydrological projections 13 climate projections (daily P, T) from different GCM/RCM combinations for periods: , (A1B), and (A1B, A2, B2) 2 methods for local adjustment of P, T to catchment scale 25 calibrated HBV parameter sets with similar fits for each of 115 catchments FFA based on simulated AMS (GEV) Projections for have also considered uncertainty in FF curve 6
7 Flood frequency analysis is applied to simulated AMS to estimate % change in 200-yr. flood Results of all simulations are combined as a distribution function to evaluate level of agreement amongst projections 7
8 Change (%) in 200-yr. flood between and (median of all projections) Inland and northernmost areas Flood regimes dominated by spring/early summer snowmelt Reduced flood magnitude Coastal areas and western Norway Flood regimes dominated by autumn/winter rainfall Increased flood magnitude 8
9 Typical patterns of runoff Now and in the future 9
10 Median change and range in projections 10th percentile 90th percentile Projected change in 200-year flow 10
11 In practise (flood risk management, dam safety): Regional guidance has been developed using three categories: 0%, 20%, 40% NVE Report, Actual numbers from projections not used Excerpt from Guidance for Østlandet region 0% increase Inland catchments dominated by spring/early summer snowmelt floods in the current climate 20% increase Catchments in more coastal locations with local source areas (e.g. see location of catchments indicating a > 20% increase in Figure This includes, for example, catchments with local source areas in Vestfold, Akershus, Oslo and Østfold. 20% increase All catchments with areas < 100 km 2 11
12 Flood hazard map for Naustdal (coastal western Norway) Published July, 2012 Blue 200 yr. flood in today s climate Pink 200 yr. flood in
13 Seasonal changes in annual flood series % Annual maxima occurring between March and July > 66% (Snowmelt-dominated 34 66% < 34% (Rainfall-dominated)
14 Magnitude of autumn/winter flood events in annual maximum series Ratio of Max (Aug Feb) Max (all months) 1, Largest peak flow in some snowmelt-dominated areas is actually an autumn/winter rainfall flood 14
15 Summary and further comments: Broad regional patterns of likely increase vs. decrease in flood magnitudes under a future climate have been identifed for Norway based on multiple GCM/RCM combinations, two local adjustment methods, catchment-based hydrological modelling and flood frequency analysis The results have been used to develop regional guidance for use in climate change adaptation using three simple categories: 0%, 20% and 40% Seasonal GPD analyses have indicated that the development of autumn/winter rainfall flooding could have implications for the current recommendations in some areas Robust estimates of changes in flood behaviour are ultimately dependent on reliable P extremes from RCMs, and there is much ongoing work on this topic 15
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