Service Description: The number of cooling degree days per year reflects the amount of energy people use to cool buildings during the warm season.
For example, many people like to keep indoor temperatures at 65°F. On a day when the average outdoor temperature is 85°F, reducing the indoor temperature by 20 degrees over 1 day requires 20 degrees of cooling multiplied by 1 day, or 20 cooling degree days. Utility companies use cooling degree days to estimate the annual amount of energy people will use to cool buildings.
Mean Cooling Degree Days are simulated using a grid over the state. The mean cooling degree days for the selected season are computed at each grid cell. Data is presented as change in Cooling Degree Days from a base year of 2020
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