Abstract The diurnal cycle of precipitation (DCP) is a core mode variability in regions and seasons where the dominant type convective. occurrence extreme often closely linked to DCP. Future changes may furthermore, certain regions, exhibit strong signal. Here we investigate present future hourly state-of-the-art 0.11°C EURO-CORDEX (EC-11) ensemble convection-permitting model (CPM), with focus ...

Understanding the spatiotemporal distribution of past and future climate change impact is essential for effective water resource management. This study aims to reveal temperature precipitation on hydrological streamflow Ouergha watershed inflow regime Al Wahda dam. Initially, historical trend was assessed using Mann Kendall tests Sen’s slope. Then, regional Climate Models (Cordex-Africa) were u...

Quantifying the isolated and integrated impacts of land use (LU) and climate change on streamflow is challenging as well as crucial to optimally manage water resources in river basins. This paper presents a simple hydrologic modeling-based approach to segregate the impacts of land use and climate change on the streamflow of a river basin. The upper Ganga basin (UGB) in India is selected as the ...

Ninety climate models, from four consortiums—CMIP5, CMIP6, NEX-GDDP, and CORDEX—are evaluated for the simulation of seasonal temperature precipitation over India, subsequently, using best ones, their future projections are made country. NEX-GDDP is found to be performer surface air all seasons. For precipitation, CMIP6 performs in DJF MAM seasons, while JJAS ON The selected models suggest that ...

Abstract Using a sub-selection of regional climate models at 0.11° ( $$\approx$$ ? 12 km) grid resolution from the EURO-CORDEX ensemble, we investigate how spatial extent areas associated with most intensive daily precipitation events changes as consequence global warming. We address this by analysing three d...