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82. Spatio-temporal assessment of extreme precipitation events in southeastern Brazil J. Orlandi Simões et al.
83. How Credibly Do CMIP6 Simulations Capture Historical Mean and Extreme Precipitation Changes? M. Donat et al.
84. A wide-scope approach to quantifying and predicting total uncertainty in (multi)annual suspended sediment load observations F. Tan et al.
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88. Trends in extreme rainfall events over Northeast India: A novel perspective S. Singh et al.
89. Characterizing the performances of different observational precipitation products and their uncertainties over Africa B. Ayugi et al.
90. Discrepancies in changes in precipitation characteristics over the contiguous United States based on six daily gridded precipitation datasets I. Mallakpour et al.
91. Global rainfall erosivity: Observation, attribution, and projection Y. Tong et al.
92. Future changes in extreme precipitation in central Asia with 1.5–4°C global warming based on Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6 simulations J. Zhang & F. Wang
93. Spatial and Statistical Analysis of Climate Change in the Middle East: A Study of Precipitation and Temperature Variability Using NOAA Weather Data and Geostatistical Methods M. Masoudi et al.
94. A 0.01-degree gridded precipitation dataset for Japan, 1926-2020 M. Hatono et al.
95. Assessment of potential risks induced by increasing extreme precipitation under climate change H. Huang et al.
96. Anthropogenic warming induced intensification of summer monsoon frontal precipitation over East Asia S. Moon et al.
97. Impact of Higher Spatial Atmospheric Resolution on Precipitation Extremes Over Land in Global Climate Models M. Bador et al.