Trends of extreme precipitation (EP) using various combinations of average return intervals
(ARIs) of 1, 2, 5, 10, and 20 years with durations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 30 days were …

Partial-duration maximum precipitation series from Historical Climatology Network stations
are used as a basis for assessing trends in extreme-precipitation recurrence-interval …

An analysis of 3,104 stations in the United States shows virtually every station exhibits a
positive correlation between precipitable water (PW) and extreme daily precipitation (EP) …

This study examines US Northeast daily precipitation and extreme precipitation
characteristics for the 1979–2008 period, focusing on daily station data. Seasonal and …

Annual maximum daily rainfall time series from 221 rain gages in the Midwest United States
with a record of at least 75years are used to study extreme rainfall from a regional …

An increase in global temperature leads to the intensification of a hydrologic cycle, which, in
turn, affects spatiotemporal characteristics of precipitation. The distribution of precipitation …

Monthly to seasonal precipitation extremes, both flood and drought, are important
components of regional climates worldwide, and are the subjects of numerous …

The intensity or magnitude of a given heavy precipitation event is typically associated with
the greatest point precipitation total. The scale or size of the heavy precipitation region …

Over the course of the 20th century, average annual precipitation for the contiguous USA
has increased by nearly 10%. This increase has been described as being dominated by …

Changes in Extreme Precipitation in the Northeast United States: 1979–2014 in: Journal of
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