Supplementary data: Pietroiusti et al. (2026) "Increasing lifetime exposure to extreme fire weather under climate change in Europe"

Supplementary data produced in Pietroiusti et al. (2026) "Increasing lifetime exposure to extreme fire weather under climate change in Europe" (in review) 1) Extreme fire weather (FWI > 95th percentile in reference period 1985-2014) Lifetime exposure to extreme fire weather under stylized warming pathways reaching 1.5 degrees, 2 degrees and 2.6 degrees C in 2100, for people born 1950-2025 (days) Additional days exposed to extreme fire weather during lifetime per degree of end-of-century warming (days / degree C), for people born 1950-2025 2) The same, for very high fire danger (38 < FWI ≤ 50, absolute magnitude threshold) 3) The same, for extreme fire danger (FWI >50, absolute magnitude threshold) Data is available for all European countries, NUTS2 and NUTS3 regions Note: 2.6 deg C = median estimate of warming in 2100 from current policies, UNEP Emissions Gap Report 2025. Contact: [e-mail]