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Seasonal predictability of the extreme Pakistani rainfall of 2022 possible contributions from the northern coastal Arabian Sea temperature

Earth Sciences

Seasonal predictability of the extreme Pakistani rainfall of 2022 possible contributions from the northern coastal Arabian Sea temperature

T. Doi, S. K. Behera, et al.

Discover how the unexpected heavy rainfall of summer 2022 in Pakistan and northwestern India caught researchers off guard. This pivotal study, conducted by Takeshi Doi, Swadhin K. Behera, and Toshio Yamagata, explores the significant role of positive sea surface temperature anomalies in improving predictions for extreme rainfall events. Dive into the findings that could enhance forecasting accuracy in the region.

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