Abstract This study focuses on future seasonal changes in daily precipitation using Regional Climate Models (RCMs) from the Coordinated Downscaling Experiments-Southeast Asia ensemble (CORDEX-SEA). Projections this RCM generally show a larger inter-model spread winter than summer, with higher significance and model agreement summer over most land areas. We evaluate how well RCMs simulate climat...

Abstract Understanding future precipitation changes is critical for water supply and flood risk applications in the western United States. The North American COordinated Regional Downscaling EXperiment (NA-CORDEX) matrix of global regional climate models at multiple resolutions (~ 50-km 25-km grid spacings) used to evaluate mean monthly precipitation, extreme daily snow equivalent (SWE) over St...

Abstract Rainfall is considered the most important physical process for landslide triggering in Portugal. It expected that changes precipitation regimes region, as a direct consequence of climate change, will have influence occurrence extreme rainfall events be more frequently, throughout century. The aim this study relied on assessment projected future over Portugal mainland and quantifying co...

The Amazon basin is characterized by a strong interplay between the atmosphere and vegetation. Anthropogenic land use and land cover change (LULCC) affects vegetation and the exchange of energy and water with the atmosphere. Here we have assessed potential LULCC impacts on climate and natural vegetation dynamics over South America with a regional Earth system model that also accounts for vegeta...