Earth Sciencesnpj Climate and Atmospheric Science
Key propagation pathways of extreme precipitation events revealed by climate networks
K. Li, Y. Huang, et al.
Discover the groundbreaking study on extreme precipitation event propagation that unveils 16 major pathways influenced by regional weather systems and topography. Conducted by a team of experts including Kaiwen Li and Yu Huang, this research highlights the substantial predictability of extreme precipitation events in key areas, showcasing the innovative use of climate networks for hazard early warning.
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