It is one of the major challenges in climate science to project future changes in extreme
rainfall. To overcome this challenge, in this study, four typical synoptic patterns (SPs) …

In summer 2020, several watersheds in China monsoon region experienced historically
unusually heavy precipitation. The flooding associated with these heavy precipitation events …

This study classifies the spatial distribution of heavy precipitation in summer (June–August)
from 1979 to 2021 in the three provinces of Northeast China (TPNC) into two patterns by …

Rainfall erosivity (RE) is a critical factor influencing soil erosion, and soil erosion is closely
related to land ecosystem health and long-term sustainable utilization. To ensure regional …

Global circulation models (GCMs) are routinely used to project future climate conditions
worldwide, such as temperature and precipitation. However, inputs with a finer resolution …

In this study, we have investigated changes in precipitation extremes and the population's
exposure to these extremes during 2091–2099 in China's Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei (JJJ) …

The 2021 flooding events in The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany have sensitized many
municipalities across Europe and especially in Germany, the federal states of North Rhine …

Synoptic circulation patterns over the midlatitudes play a pivotal role in regional precipitation
changes; however, the synoptic circulation patterns over eastern Asia (35°–60° N, 105° …

Aiming at the rainstorm days (≥ 50 mm/d) in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze
River during 2010–2020, the obliquely rotated principal component in T-mode (PCT) …

Consecutive extreme wet days (CEWDs) typically affect the likelihood of flooding and
landslides and have negative effects on both natural and artificial ecosystems; however, the …