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\begin{figure*}
\noindent\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{seasonal_change_signals.png}
\caption{Raw and bias corrected differences between seasonal mean air temperatures from 1990\textendash2005 to 2040\textendash2059 plotted by season and model.}
\label{fig:trends_by_season}
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\begin{table*}
\centering
\caption{General circulation models used as the basis for historical simulations and projections.}
\label{tab:gcms}
\begin{tabular}{p{0.2\textwidth}p{0.3\textwidth}p{0.4\textwidth}}
\hline
Model & Origin & Comments from VCP19$^{a}$  \\
\hline
ACCESS 1-0  & CSIRO-BOM, Australia  & A hot, dry model in the south of Victoria. \newline Representative of the consensus of GCM projections in northern Victoria.   \\
CNRM-CM5  & CNRM-CERFACS, France  & Representative of the consensus of GCM projections over Victoria, particularly in the north.  \\
GFDL-ESM2M  & NOAA, GFDL, USA  & Often a hot, dry model for Victoria.  \\
HadGEM2-CC  & MOHC, UK & Often a hot, dry model for Victoria.  \\
MIROC5  & JAMSTEC, Japan & Often a low warming, wet model for Australia and Victoria.  \\
NorESM1-M  & NCC, Norway & Often a low warming, wet model for Victoria, especially in the south.  \\
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\multicolumn{3}{l}{$^{a}$Model descriptions from \cite[pg.~14]{clarke_jm_victorian_2019}.}
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\centering
\caption{Meteorological variables extracted from the historical simulations and projections.}
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\hline
Variable & Measurement height & Units  \\
\hline
Air temperature & 2m & K \\
Relative humidity & 2m & \% \\
Wind speed & 10m & $ms^{-1}$ \\
Downwelling solar radiation & 0m & $Wm^{-2}$ \\
\hline
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        \caption{UTCI ranges, categories, and protective responses adapted from \citet{di_napoli_verification_2019}}
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        UTCI range (\SI{}{\celsius}) & Stress category & Protection measures\\
        \hline
        \textgreater 46 & Extreme heat stress & Temporary body cooling and drinking \textgreater \SI{0.5}{\litre\per\hour} necessary \newline No physical activity\\
        \hline
        38 to 46 & Very strong heat stress & Temporary use of air conditioning or shaded places necessary \newline Drinking \textgreater \SI{0.5}{\litre\per\hour} \newline Reduce physical activity\\
        \hline
        32 to 38 & Strong heat stress & Use shaded places and temporarily reduce physical activity \newline Drinking \textgreater \SI{0.25}{\litre\per\hour} \\
        \hline
        26 to 32 & Moderate heat stress & Drinking \textgreater \SI{0.25}{\litre\per\hour} \\
        \hline
        9 to 26 & No thermal stress & Human thermoregulation sufficient to keep thermal comfort \\
        \hline
        0 to 9 & Slight cold stress & Use gloves and hat \\
        \hline
        -13 to 0 & Moderate cold stress & Intensify activity and protect face and extremities against cooling \\
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        -27 to -13 & Strong cold stress & Intensify activity and protect face and extremities against cooling \newline Use warmer clothing \\
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        -40 to -27 & Very strong cold stress & Intensify activity and protect face and extremities against cooling \newline Use warmer clothing \newline Reduce outdoor exposure time \\
        \hline
        \textless-40 & Extreme cold stress & Stay at home \newline If outdoor exposure is necessary use heavy and wind protected clothing\\
        \hline
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        \label{tab:utci_cats}
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