There is general agreement between different climate scenarios for future precipitation projections in the Northwest. Generally, the largest increase is projected for northern Washinton (9-12% increase), with increases becoming smaller toward southern Oregon and Idaho (0-3% increases). Precipitation decreases appear more likely for summer months across the entire region (average decline = 11%), particularly in high-elevation areas. Winter months may experience slightly increased precipitation, and projections for fall and spring are mixed across the region. Years of abnormally low precipitation and extended drought conditions are expected to occur throughout the century, and extreme events, like heavy rainfall associated with atmospheric rivers, are also anticipated to occur more often.