Figure 5. Summary of all temperature (Bio1, 5, 6, 8–11) and precipitation (Bio12–14, 16–19) variables with recent mean percentiles that are either less than the 5^th percentile or greater than the 95^th percentile (i.e., extreme on HRV).

A) Moving window means; B) Moving window standard deviations (SD). T(l) = one or more temperature variables low (<5^th percentile; ‘cold’ or decreased inter-annual variability). T(h) = one or more temperature variables high (>95^th percentile; ‘warm’ or increased inter-annual variability). P(l) = one or more precipitation variables low (<5^th percentile; ‘dry’ or decreased inter-annual variability). P(h) = one or more precipitation variables high (>95^th percentile; ‘wet’ or increased inter-annual variability). Parks with both T(l) and T(h) or both P(l) and P(h) are symbolized as ‘mixed’. Parks that fall between the 5^th and 95^th percentiles on all temperature and precipitation variables are symbolized as ‘no extreme’. The maximum difference (Max Δ) in percentile was calculated only for temperature and precipitation variables that were extreme; maximum values are reported to represent maximum sensitivity. Max Δ is undefined in the case of parks symbolized as ‘no extreme’; parks that fall into all other categories, and with a max Δ of 0, are also shown without outlines.