Changes in Extreme Air Temperatures in One of South America’s Longest Meteorological Records: Campinas, Brazil (1890-2022)
Lívia Braz Pereira,
Letícia Lopes Martins,
Iam Caio Abreu Rodrigues
et al.
Abstract:The frequency of extreme weather events has increased in almost all regions of the world. In this context, it is vital to understand how the location, scale, and shape of their frequency distributions are changing over time. This study used the flexibility of neural networks to model changes in the probability of daily extremes of maximum (Tmax) and minimum (Tmin) air temperature data in Campinas, Brazilone of South America's longest meteorological records spanning from 1890 to 2022. Based on the Extremal Type… Show more
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