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Evolution Law of Rainfall during "Loong Boat Water" Period in Macao in Past 120 Years

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Characteristics of the Severe Rainstorm

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Microwave Noise from Rainstorms

Science, 1970
Observations of microwave noise due to rainstorms have been made at 1415 Mhz. The observed effect may well be due to electrical discharge between water droplets.
A A, Penzias, R W, Wilson
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Identification of independent rainstorms

Journal of Hydrology, 1982
Abstract An easily-applied approximate criterion is proposed for the separation of pointprecipitation records into statistically-independent storms. The criterion is tested successfully in parameter estimation for Poisson models of annual rainfall frequency in an arid climate.
Pedro J. Restrepo-Posada   +1 more
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The Tropical Rainstorm

Monthly Weather Review, 1974
Abstract The tropical rainstorm over land is extremely variable in both temporal and areal distribution. Usually only one rainstorm (defined to deposit > 10 mm of rain) occurs a day at one place. This paper is restricted to the tropical rainstorm as it occurs over Southeast Asia, Colombia, Panama, and Costa Rica. The size and duration of the rainstorms
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Rainstorm Simulation in Macao with WRF

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2010
Numerical Weather Prediction plays a very important role in weather forecasting. Different models have been running in different weather forecasting centers. The Macao Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau (SMG) has been using MM5 for daily weather forecast since 1999.
M. M. Lou   +5 more
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Rainstorm Distributions in Tanzania

Geografiska Annaler. Series A, Physical Geography, 1974
Rainstorms, short periods of rather intensive rainfall, constitute a much larger proportion of total rainfall in the tropics than in the mid-latitudes. Rainstorms strongly influence both the variability in time and the spatial distribution of tropical rainfall. The most important effects are due to the high rainfall intensity during these storms, which
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Tropical Rainstorm Feedback

Energy & Environment, 2010
In the set of radiative feedbacks to global warming due to a doubling of the CO 2 concentration, from all the models the increase in latent heat transfer as a consequence of an increase of [sea] surface temperature is left out.
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