In low-lying coastal regions, flooding arises from oceanographic (storm surges plus tides
and/or waves), fluvial (increased river discharge), and/or pluvial (direct surface run-off) …

For those involved in planning for regional and local scale changes in future climate, there is
a requirement for climate information to be available in a context more usually associated …

Medium‐to long‐range precipitation forecasts are a crucial component in mitigating the
impacts of fluvial flood events. Although precipitation is difficult to predict at these lead times …

We test an equation for the probability of heavy 24 h precipitation amountsPr (X> x) as a
function of the wet-day frequency and the wet-day mean precipitation. The expression was …

Extreme precipitation events (EPEs) can have devastating consequences, such as floods
and landslides, posing a great threat to society and economy. Predicting such events long in …

The summer monsoon–affected area is a suitable area for agricultural production in China.
Against the background of climate warming, the activity of the summer monsoon is changing …

Flood‐related policies for England are reviewed, updating needs in the light of recent flood‐
rich decades and in recognition of future climate trends. This review updates one we …

The atmospheric circulation can be recognized as one of the causes of severe rainfall
events occurrence. Such events, especially when are characterized by short durations and …

Projected changes in summer precipitation deficits partly depend on alterations in synoptic
circulations. Here, the automated Jenkinson–Collison classification is used to assess the …

Spatially extensive multi-year hydrological droughts cause significant environmental stress.
The UK is expected to remain vulnerable to future multi-year droughts under climate change …