Extreme temperature and precipitation events are the primary triggers of hazards, such as
heat waves, droughts, floods, and landslides, with localized impacts. In this sense, the finer …

Recurring floods, droughts, heatwaves, and other hydro-meteorological extreme events are
likely to be increased under the climate change scenarios. The increased risk of these …

Abstract Southeastern South America is particularly vulnerable to extreme
hydrometeorological events (EHEs). This study presents a multi-hazard analysis of long …

Extreme precipitation events have been increasing and intensifying over the past few
decades, posing challenges for modeling and prediction, as well as for policy and decision …

This research aimed to analyze the relationship between deforestation (DFT) and climatic
variables during the rainy (CHU+) and less-rainy (CHU−) seasons in the Tapajós River …

The question of if or when the 1.5 C Paris Agreement threshold is crossed is of great public
and scientific interest. A single year above 1.5 C does not necessarily imply that the Paris …

Argentina is a country with a variety of climates, where an increase in mean and extreme
temperatures is currently on-going, demanding regional climate information to design and …

Abstract Southeastern South America (SESA) experienced some of the largest positive
trends in total and extreme precipitation of the Southern Hemisphere during the last …

En la cuenca del glaciar Torre ya lo largo del valle del río Fitz Roy, Andes Patagónicos
Australes, se ha verificado la ocurrencia de gran cantidad de procesos de remoción en …

Weather and climate in South America are influenced by a large variety of processes,
including land–atmosphere and ocean–atmosphere interactions, orographic effects, and …