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The future intensification of hourly precipitation extremes
Nature Climate Change · 2016 · Vol. 7(1) · pp. 48–52
Andreas F. Prein✉(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research)Roy Rasmussen(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research)Kyoko Ikeda(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research)Changhai Liu(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research)Martyn Clark(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research)Greg J. Holland(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research)
Climate variability and modelsMeteorological Phenomena and SimulationsHydrology and Drought AnalysisEnvironmental sciencePrecipitationClimate changeScalingClimatologyFlash floodAtmospheric sciencesFlood mythClimate modelExtrapolation
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