Evaluating future warming impacts on probable maximum precipitation using DAD analysis: insights from 5-km d4PDF ensembles in Kyushu

Due to the increasing frequency and intensity of heavy rainfall events observed globally, the impact of climate change on critical heavy rainfall information, such as probable maximum precipitation (PMP), requires urgent update to ensure its utility in protecting lives and informing infrastructure design.

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Hydrological Research Letters
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3178/hrl.25-00003
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Climate variability and models
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Evaluating future warming impacts on probable maximum precipitation using DAD analysis: insights from 5-km d4PDF ensembles in Kyushu

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Due to the increasing frequency and intensity of heavy rainfall events observed globally, the impact of climate change on critical heavy rainfall information, such as probable maximum precipitation (PMP), requires urgent update to ensure its utility in protecting lives and informing infrastructure design.

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Evaluating future warming impacts on probable maximum precipitation using DAD analysis: insights from 5-km d4PDF ensembles in Kyushu — Keijiro Kubota, Toshio Koike, et al. · Hydrological Research Letters (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS