research of heat wave fluctuations in Jolfa station Using climate models under the rcp8.5 scenario

Increasing global warming is one of the major global issues of the current century. For this reason, it is important for humans to study and evaluate its trend, so simulating this climatic variable can be a way to understand the human future. There are several methods for simulating and predicting heat waves, the most valid of which is the use of the general circulation model of the atmosphere and GCM. One of the most widely used models for GCM data miniaturization is the LARS WG statistical model. In the present study, the efficiency of this model for exponential micro-scale of heat waves in Julfa station was evaluated. To achieve this goal, daily statistical average maximum temperature above 35 ° C in a given statistical period has been used. Also, to predict the heat waves in the coming years, the maximum temperature data of the models (CESM CAM, CMCC CMS, CAN ESM, MPI ESM) under the RCP8.5 scenario for the next period 2011-2016 were performed. The results showed that heat waves in the future period (2011 2065) have a normal distribution compared to the base period. . Therefore, these results show the very good performance of the LARS WG model in simulating heat waves. Jolfa station heat waves in the base periods (1990-2020), with severe irregularity and variability of annual heat wave events, indicate a strong variability of the average annual temperature and a variety of factors affecting the temperature of the region. On the other hand, according to the forecast of MPI ESM, CESM CAM and CMCC CAM climate models, the temperature of the annual heat waves that go towards more heat in the warm period;