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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Climate Teleconnections"”.
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The Seasonality and Climate Predictability of the Frequency of Extreme Flood Events Across the Contiguous United States
… (US) and outlines the impact of large-scale climate on its spatio-temporal variability. The analysis was conducted on 317 stream gages from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) Hydro-Climatic Data Network (HDCN) over a period of 68 years (1950-2017), resulting in the estimation of the …
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Understanding the Effect of Climate and Hydrometeorological Extremes on Natural and Human-Induced Hydrosystems
… and modified basins in the presence of changing climate and anthropogenic impacts. An enhanced understanding of the interdependence between climate forcings, human-induced interventions, and water balance in both natural and modified basins are essential for developing reliable and resilient …
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Hydroclimate Drivers and Atmospheric Dynamics of Floods
… climatic patterns, and mesoscale atmospheric teleconnections. Analyzing recent trends in the frequency and duration of global floods indicates that there is a significant upward trend in the statistics of their annual probability distribution, and large-scale climate teleconnections play a …
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Analysis of Extreme Reversals in Seasonal and Annual Precipitation Anomalies Across the United States, 1895-2014
… that could stress concentrated populations, and climate change research is engaging heavy precipitation frequency and its impacts. This research focuses on the less-studied phenomenon of an extreme precipitation reversal - defined as an unusually wet (dry) period that is preceded by an unusually …
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A Climatological Analysis of Upper-Tropospheric Velocity Potential Fields using Global Weather Reanalysis, 1958-2020
… in ensemble-based approaches to assessing climate variability and understanding potential biases and uncertainties that are inherent in the data sources.
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Assessing the representation of teleconnective drivers of rainfall over Eastern Africa in global and regional climate models and projected future changes
Climate variability is an important characteristic of regional climate, and a subject to significant control from teleconnections. An extended diagnosis of the capacity of climate models to represent remote controls of regional climate (teleconnections) is vital for assessing model-based …