Daily precipitation extremes are projected to intensify with increasing moisture under global
warming following the Clausius-Clapeyron (CC) relationship at about 7%/∘ C. However, this …

Diurnal precipitation is a fundamental mode of variability that climate models have difficulty
in accurately simulating. Here the diurnal cycle of precipitation (DCP) in participating climate …

Presently, there is no standardized framework or metrics identified to assess regional
climate model precipitation output. Because of this, it can be difficult to make a one-to-one …

As the resolution of global Earth system models increases, regional-scale evaluations are
becoming ever more important. This study presents a framework for quantifying precipitation …

Extreme precipitation events are projected to increase in frequency across much of the land‐
surface as the global climate warms, but such projections have typically relied on coarse …

Climate impacts will continue to evolve over the coming decades, requiring regions
worldwide to obtain actionable climate information. Global Climate Models (GCMs) are often …

SPAtial EFficiency (SPAEF) metric is one of the most thoroughly used metrics in hydrologic
community. In this study, our aim is to improve SPAEF by replacing the histogram match …

The importance of land–atmosphere feedbacks on regional precipitation changes has been
recently noted. However, how land–atmosphere feedbacks shape daily precipitation …

Bimodality in precipitation frequency distributions is often evident in atmospheric models, but
rarely in observations. This study i) proposes a metric to objectively quantify the bimodality in …

Hydrologic extremes occur on multiple timescales, from short-duration floods to multi-year
drought, and have become more frequent and severe across many regions over the past …