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1. Combined large-scale tropical and subtropical forcing on the severe 2019–2022 drought in South America J. Geirinhas et al.
2. Oceanic versus terrestrial origin of El Niño Southern Oscillation–associated continental precipitation anomalies R. Sorí et al.
3. Climatology and numerical case study of moisture sources associated with subtropical cyclogenesis over the southwestern Atlantic Ocean L. Gozzo et al.
4. Impacts of teleconnection patterns on South America climate M. Reboita et al.
5. Moisture Transport during Anomalous Climate Events in the La Plata Basin A. Drumond et al.
6. Oceanic and terrestrial origin of precipitation over 50 major world river basins: Implications for the occurrence of drought R. Sorí et al.
7. Tracking the Origin of Moisture over the Danube River Basin Using a Lagrangian Approach D. Ciric et al.
8. Contribution of the main moisture sources to precipitation during extreme peak precipitation months R. Nieto et al.
9. Meteorological conditions leading to the 2015 Salgar flash flood: lessons for vulnerable regions in tropical complex terrain C. Hoyos et al.
10. The Role of the Amazon River Plume on the Intensification of the Hydrological Cycle N. Gouveia et al.
11. An Observational Comparison of Level of Neutral Buoyancy and Level of Maximum Detrainment in Tropical Deep Convective Clouds D. Wang et al.
12. Variability of the Diurnal Cycle of Precipitation in South America R. Ramírez-Nina et al.
13. Monitoring marine heatwaves in Salvador-BA using SiMCosta data B. Destéfani & C. Garcia
14. Unravelling the origin of the atmospheric moisture deficit that leads to droughts L. Gimeno-Sotelo et al.
15. The Contribution of Transpiration to Precipitation Over African Watersheds S. Te Wierik et al.
16. Impact of Extreme Droughts on the Water Balance in the Peruvian–Ecuadorian Amazon Basin (2003–2024) D. Martínez-Castro et al.
17. Multivariate statistical analysis of rainfall variability in Brazil: Assessing climatic and environmental drivers of precipitation A. Amaral e Silva et al.
18. A causal flow approach for the evaluation of global climate models A. Vázquez‐Patiño et al.
19. A Lagrangian analysis of the moisture budget over the Fertile Crescent during two intense drought episodes Z. Salah et al.
20. Estimating the role of upper Blue Nile basin moisture budget and recycling ratio in spatiotemporal precipitation distributions M. Birhan et al.
21. Water budget changes in the Amazon basin under RCP 8.5 and deforestation scenarios W. Gomes et al.
22. Sources of Water Vapor to Economically Relevant Regions in Amazonia and the Effect of Deforestation T. António Sumila et al.
23. Lifecycle of South American Monsoon System simulated by CPTEC/INPE AGCM I. Cavalcanti & A. Raia
24. Forest‐Induced Exponential Growth of Precipitation Along Climatological Wind Streamlines Over the Amazon R. Molina et al.
25. Changes in atmospheric moisture transport over tropical South America: an analysis under a climate change scenario P. Arias et al.
26. Forests, atmospheric water and an uncertain future: the new biology of the global water cycle D. Sheil
27. Potential applications for climate services originated from the CLIMAX project I. Cavalcanti et al.
28. On the Controlling Factors for Globally Extreme Humid Heat C. Raymond et al.
29. A hydrological model to assess current and future freshwater availability: application to climate change impacts on hydrology in the Amazon River Basin through mid-century S. Santos da Silva et al.
30. Moisture transport into the Arctic: Source‐receptor relationships and the roles of atmospheric circulation and evaporation M. Vázquez et al.
31. Amazon savannization and climate change are projected to increase dry season length and temperature extremes over Brazil M. Bottino et al.
32. On the Controls of Daytime Precipitation in the Amazonian Dry Season V. Ghate & P. Kollias
33. Recent changes of relative humidity: regional connections with land and ocean processes S. Vicente-Serrano et al.
34. Inconsistent Atlantic Links to Precipitation Extremes over the Humid Tropics H. Nnamchi & I. Diallo
35. What drives interannual variation in tree ring oxygen isotopes in the Amazon? J. Baker et al.
36. Influence of longer dry seasons in the Southern Amazon on patterns of water vapor transport over northern South America and the Caribbean J. Agudelo et al.
37. Assessing the Moisture Transports Associated With Nocturnal Low-Level Jets in Continental South America D. Braz et al.
38. Contribution of water-limited ecoregions to their own supply of rainfall D. Miralles et al.
39. Intercomparison of Different Sources of Precipitation Data in the Brazilian Legal Amazon F. dos Santos Silva et al.
40. The Orinoco Low‐Level Jet and the Cross‐Equatorial Moisture Transport Over Tropical South America: Lessons From Seasonal WRF Simulations J. Martinez et al.
41. Vegetation Greenness Sensitivity to Precipitation and Its Oceanic and Terrestrial Component in Selected Biomes and Ecoregions of the World M. Stojanovic et al.
42. Influence of Eastern, Central and Mix El Niño on the variability of rainfall in southeastern South America G. Goudard et al.
43. Quantifying the Precipitation, Evapotranspiration, and Soil Moisture Network's Interaction Over Global Land Surface Hydrological Cycle S. Mondal & A. Mishra
44. Land–atmosphere interactions in the tropics – a review P. Gentine et al.
45. On the importance of cascading moisture recycling in South America D. Zemp et al.
46. The first meteorological observations at a tropical high elevation site: Antisana, 1846 A. Farrona et al.
47. Effects of Amazonian flying rivers on frog biodiversity and populations in the Atlantic rainforest L. Ferrante et al.
48. The Nile Basin waters and the West African rainforest: Rethinking the boundaries S. Gebrehiwot et al.
49. The role of continental evapotranspiration on water vapour isotopic variability in the troposphere N. Singh et al.
50. The added value of using convective-permitting regional climate model simulations to represent cloud band events over South America M. Zilli et al.
51. Simple physics-based adjustments reconcile the results of Eulerian and Lagrangian techniques for moisture tracking in atmospheric rivers A. Crespo-Otero et al.
52. Variabilidade Interanual da Precipitação e Fluxo de Umidade Sobre a Amazônia Usando o QTCM A. Sousa et al.
53. A database of optimal integration times for Lagrangian studies of atmospheric moisture sources and sinks R. Nieto & L. Gimeno
54. Impacts of the Pacific Meridional Mode on June–August precipitation in the Amazon River Basin W. Zhang et al.
55. Unprecedented Rainfall and Moisture Patterns during El Niño 2016 in the Eastern Pacific and Tropical Andes: Northern Perú and Ecuador J. Sanabria et al.
56. Extreme seasonal droughts and floods in Amazonia: causes, trends and impacts J. Marengo & J. Espinoza
57. Recent progress on the sources of continental precipitation as revealed by moisture transport analysis L. Gimeno et al.
58. The Role of Moisture Sources and Climatic Teleconnections in Northeastern and South-Central Iran’s Hydro-Climatology M. Heydarizad et al.
59. Assessment of multi-model climate projections of water resources over South America CORDEX domain M. Llopart et al.
60. Linking Anomalous Moisture Transport And Drought Episodes in the IPCC Reference Regions A. Drumond et al.
61. Projections of Precipitation Changes in Two Vulnerable Regions of São Paulo State, Brazil I. Cavalcanti et al.
62. An overview of precipitation climatology in Brazil: space-time variability of frequency and intensity associated with atmospheric systems W. Luiz-Silva et al.
63. The atmospheric branch of the hydrological cycle over the Indus, Ganges, and Brahmaputra river basins R. Sorí et al.
64. The Space Conceptual Models and Water Vapor Characteristics of Typical Rainstorms during Plum Rain Season Y. Tian et al.
65. Conjoint Analysis of Surface and Atmospheric Water Balances in the Andes‐Amazon System A. Builes‐Jaramillo & G. Poveda
66. The CO2 record at the Amazon Tall Tower Observatory: A new opportunity to study processes on seasonal and inter‐annual scales S. Botía et al.
67. The Amazon and La Plata River Basins as Moisture Sources of South America: Climatology and Intraseasonal Variability D. Chug et al.
68. Dry and Wet Climate Periods over Eastern South America: Identification and Characterization through the SPEI Index A. Drumond et al.
69. A Lagrangian analysis of the present-day sources of moisture for major ice-core sites A. Drumond et al.
70. Cloud regimes over the Amazon Basin: perspectives from the GoAmazon2014/5 campaign S. Giangrande et al.
71. Deriving cloud microphysics from radiometric measurements in the Amazon Basin A. Correia & P. Catandi
72. More Erratic and More Extreme: Trends in Precipitation in the State of São Paulo, Brazil L. Nunes et al.
73. Analysis of atmospheric moisture transport to the Upper Paraná River basin L. Zandonadi Moura & C. Lima
74. Intercomparison and uncertainty assessment of methods for estimating evapotranspiration using a high-resolution gridded weather dataset over Brazil A. Monteiro et al.
75. A Lagrangian perspective of the hydrological cycle in the Congo River basin R. Sorí et al.
76. Modeling the Nexus of Climate Change and Deforestation: Implications for the Blue Water Resources of the Jari River, Amazonia P. Rufino et al.
77. Major Mechanisms of Atmospheric Moisture Transport and Their Role in Extreme Precipitation Events L. Gimeno et al.
78. Mid- to late-Holocene hydroclimate and vegetation changes near the Amazon-Tapajós confluence A. Mauceri et al.
79. Disentangling the Role of Forest Structure and Functional Traits in the Thermal Balance of the Mediterranean–Temperate Ecotone A. Barbeta et al.
80. Global asymmetries in the moisture origins of atmospheric river precipitation A. Crespo-Otero et al.
81. Increased Amazon Basin wet-season precipitation and river discharge since the early 1990s driven by tropical Pacific variability A. Friedman et al.
82. On the sensitivity of the Amazon surface climate to two land‐surface hydrology schemes using a high‐resolution regional climate model (RegCM4) S. Anwar et al.
83. Extreme precipitation events in the Mediterranean area: contrasting two different models for moisture source identification S. Cloux et al.
84. Virtual Control Volume Approach to the Study of Climate Causal Flows: Identification of Humidity and Wind Pathways of Influence on Rainfall in Ecuador A. Vázquez-Patiño et al.
85. 20 Years of MCSs simulations over South America using a convection-permitting model A. Rehbein et al.
86. Global climatology of nocturnal low-level jets and associated moisture sources and sinks I. Algarra et al.
87. On the Connection between Atmospheric Moisture Transport and Dry Conditions in Rainfall Climatological Zones of the Niger River Basin R. Sorí et al.
88. The South Atlantic Ocean as a moisture source region and its relation with precipitation in South America I. Leyba et al.
89. Amazonian Moisture Recycling Revisited Using WRF With Water Vapor Tracers F. Dominguez et al.
90. Mesoscale convective systems over the Amazon basin in a changing climate under global warming A. Rehbein & T. Ambrizzi
91. An Atlantic influence on evapotranspiration in the Orinoco and Amazon basins N. Duque-Gardeazabal et al.
92. Moisture transport and seasonal variations in the stable isotopic composition of rainfall in Central American and Andean Páramo during El Niño conditions (2015–2016) G. Esquivel‐Hernández et al.
93. 10-year Characteristics of Moisture Source Regions and Their Potential Effect on Seasonal Isotopic Signatures of δ18O in Tropical Trees of Southern Ecuador N. Landshuter et al.
94. Land Use Change over the Amazon Forest and Its Impact on the Local Climate M. Llopart et al.
95. Beyond Carbon: The Contributions of South American Tropical Humid and Subhumid Forests to Ecosystem Services L. Borma et al.
96. Tracking the origins of moisture over Vietnam: The role of moisture sources and atmospheric drivers on seasonal hydroclimatic conditions M. Stojanovic et al.
97. Trends of Climate Extremes and Their Relationships with Tropical Ocean Temperatures in South America L. dos Santos et al.
98. Unravelling the drivers of the April–May 2024 extreme precipitation event in Rio Grande do Sul A. Pérez-Alarcón et al.
99. Benefits of the coupling in the downscaling the South American climate J. Ordoñez et al.
100. Mesoscale convective systems over the Amazon basin: The GoAmazon2014/5 program A. Rehbein et al.
101. The Atmospheric Branch of the Hydrological Cycle over the Negro and Madeira River Basins in the Amazon Region R. Sorí et al.
102. Moisture sources and rainfall water stable isotopes during the recent triple-dip La Niña in coastal Argentina O. Quiroz Londoño et al.
103. Drought episodes in the climatological sinks of the Mediterranean moisture source: The role of moisture transport A. Drumond et al.
104. The Identification of Iran’s Moisture Sources Using a Lagrangian Particle Dispersion Model M. Heydarizad et al.
105. Influence of the Amazon‐Orinoco Discharge Interannual Variability on the Western Tropical Atlantic Salinity and Temperature M. Gévaudan et al.
106. A comprehensive analysis of observed and projected climate extremes of temperature and precipitation in Belo Monte Hydropower Plant ‐ eastern Amazon, Brazil W. Luiz‐Silva et al.
107. Characterization of Moisture Sources for Austral Seas and Relationship with Sea Ice Concentration M. Reboita et al.
108. The Niger River Basin Moisture Sources: A Lagrangian Analysis R. Sorí et al.
109. Variability of regional atmospheric moisture over Northern South America: patterns and underlying phenomena I. Hoyos et al.
110. Evaluation of extreme precipitation climate indices and their projected changes for Brazil: From CMIP3 to CMIP6 F. Jeferson de Medeiros et al.