Hola Sinathayeu. No tengo respuesta a tu pregunta. Yo también busco datos climáticos locales acumulados para algunas áreas del Pirineo español, pero lo que ofrecen las estaciones metereológicas y webs consultadas es muy parcial y no está procesado y ordenado o analizado por años y meses. Cuesta encontrar datos útiles procesados, al menos en mi caso. Y esa información debe estar disponible, pero quizás es demasiodo complicado acceder a ella, o yo soy muy torpe buscando

Hello, Sinatayeho .

In addition to wclim, you can download 19 bioclimatic layers from CHELSA site(https://chelsa-climate.org/). The highest resolution of both data are 30s(~740m). If you want finer resolution you must downsclae them.

I have successfully used Climgen (University of East Anglia) to study regional temperature climate projections after downscaling analysis in GIS. There are other climatic variables available under Climgen also.

Six main public domain water quality models which are presently available for Rivers and streams are being captured in this article. These main models could produce important results if they are used in the correct manner, because they are different in terms of assumptions, strength and weaknesses, processes they represent, modeling capability and data input requirements. The Model review discussed includes, water quality analysis simulation program (WASP7), simulation catchment (SIMCAT), quality simulation along Rivers (QUASAR), and the temporal overall model for catchment (TOMCAT), QUAL2KW, QUAL2EU. The models are described individually according to a consistent set of criteria-conceptualization, model capability, model strengths, limitations, input data and how it utilized. The outcome showed that TOMCAT and SIMCAT are important in ASSESSING effect of point sources in a very simple way. The QUAL2KW, unlike the QUAL2EU where macrophytes play a major interaction, it can convert algal death to carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand (CBOD), thereby making it more suitable. In addition to the extensive requirement of data, it is expensive and time consuming to set up these complex models such as QUASAR and WASP7. Therefore, one model cannot be used for all the required functionalities. Choosing a model would depend on a specific application, financial cost and time availability. This article may be of help in choosing a suitable model for a specific water quality problem.

Article Water Quality Model for Streams: A Review