Taiwan regularly experiences precipitation extremes of hundreds of millimeters per day,
especially between May and September. In this study, Taiwan's extreme rainfall (ER) is …

We studied the temporal and spatial characteristics of extreme typhoon rainfall in Taiwan
using Central Weather Bureau hourly precipitation data from 21 surface stations during the …

Taiwan's most significant natural hazards are caused by hydrological extremes resulting
from excessive precipitation. The threat of extreme precipitation is posed by several different …

Previous lectures have shown that to effectively explore Taiwan's climate change or other
relevant topics, long-term and stable observation datasets are required. We introduce the …

Abstract Over the past 40 years (1982–2021), the January and February (JF) rainfall in
Taiwan has shown a clear decreasing trend. However, in 2022, the JF rainfall suddenly …

Spring Heavy Rain Events in Taiwan during Warm Episodes and the Associated Large-Scale
Conditions in: Monthly Weather Review Volume 131 Issue 7 (2003) Jump to Content Jump to …

Based on quality-controlled daily station data, long-term trends and variability of total and
extreme precipitation indices during 1955–2014 were examined for Thailand. An analysis …

Typhoons or heavy rainfall events account for a significant portion of annual extreme rainfall
in southern Taiwan. This study built a dynamic time series model for long duration extreme …

The hourly rainfall at 21 ground stations in Taiwan is used to investigate changes in the
frequency, intensity, and duration of rainfall, which can be divided into typhoon and non …

Trends in extreme daily temperature and rainfall have been analysed from 1961 to 2002 for
the western Thailand (Mae Ping and Mae Klong river basins). Daily precipitation, maximum …