precipitation
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Improving Climate Models’ Predictions of Extreme Precipitation by Using Superparameterization and Cloud Microphysics
Daily predictions of rainstorms are useful for helping us decide whether we should bring an umbrella or not when we run errands. But scientists, urban planners, and many others need to know about precipitation extremes on much larger time scales.
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Scientists Studies the Frequency of Droughts and Heat Waves Determined by Precipitation Changes
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Break Expected in Raincouver Following Months of Precipitation
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Louisiana, Other Gulf States May Expect Up to 20 Inches of Rainfall Due to Tropical Depression Nicholas
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Global Warming: China's Precipitation Level to Increase Rapidly in the Next 20 Years
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Climate Change Could Increase the Risk of Extreme Rainfall
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Joshua Trees Decline Due to California Drought
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Prehistoric Climate Changes Hidden Inside Cave Deposits
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More Than Half of Hot Extremes Caused by Climate Change
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More Big Thunderstorms Boost Tropical Rainfall
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Karakoram Glacier 'Cold Case' Finally Solved
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Climate Change: Birds Most Influenced by Precipitation, not Warming Temperatures
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Water Goes 'Missing' as More Rain, Less Snow Falls
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