Data availability and description:
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Climate forcings for six scenarios are provided. The data was sampled from 2000 years of simulated present-day climate data, which were created with the fully-coupled global climate model EC-Earth, as described in Tschumi et al. 2021 (in prep).

All data are available on a 1° x 1° grid over all land pixels excluding Antarctica and large parts of Greenland with a daily timescale over 100 years, resulting in 36500 timesteps (leap days were excluded).

The following variables are provided:
	Mean temperature: tas [°C]
	Minimum temperature: tasmin [°C]
	Maximum temperature: tasmax [°C]
	Precipitation: pr [mm d**-1]
	Shortwave net radiation: sw [J d**-1 m**-2]
	Shortwave downward radiation: swd [J d**-1 m**-2]
	Longwave downward radiation: lwd [J d**-1 m**-2]
	Zonal wind: uas [m s**-1]
	Meridional wind: vas [m s**-1]

The timestamp goes from the year 2000 to 2099. This is not, however, the actual timeperiod represented by this data. Instead, the scenarios represent present-day climate, defined as 2011-2015.

The following scenarios are provided:
	Control
	Noextremes (neither hot nor dry extremes)
	Nocompound (no concurrent hot and dry extremes)
	Hot (only hot extremes)
	Dry (only dry extremes)
	Hotdry (frequent concurrent hot and dry extremes)