2012
DOI: 10.1007/s10584-012-0504-7
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Changes in extreme daily rainfall for São Paulo, Brazil

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“…Tais variações, consideradas não lineares, podem ser observadas como anomalias, representando importantes objetos de análise para previsões meteorológicas (Teixeira;Satyamurty, 2007), influindo para alguns na recarga de reservatórios e disponibilidade hídrica superficial (Côrtes;Torrente, 2015;Silva Dias et al, 2013;Santos et al, 2012).…”
Section: A Questão Climática: Outros Elementosunclassified
“…Tais variações, consideradas não lineares, podem ser observadas como anomalias, representando importantes objetos de análise para previsões meteorológicas (Teixeira;Satyamurty, 2007), influindo para alguns na recarga de reservatórios e disponibilidade hídrica superficial (Côrtes;Torrente, 2015;Silva Dias et al, 2013;Santos et al, 2012).…”
Section: A Questão Climática: Outros Elementosunclassified
“…Paulo city, the largest city in Brazil, during the wet season from 1933 to 2010, was attributed in part to natural climate variability and also to the urbanization effects [7]. Besides the heat island effect, the influence of sea breeze intensification due to warmer nights on the positive precipitation trend was suggested by [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies on trends have shown a decrease in rainfall in the southern part of Amazon related to deforestation process (PAIVA & CLARKE, 1995), an increase in rainfall in the northern part of Amazon due to warming water of the Atlantic Ocean , a decrease in rainfall in the southern and southeastern part of Brazil (FOLHES & FISCH, 2006;OBREGON &MARENGO, 2007 andBLAIN, 2009), an increase in magnitude of rainfall extreme events in the Twentieth Century in the southern and southeastern part of Brazil (HAYLOCK et al, 2006;OBREGON & MARENGO, 2007;MARENGO & CAMARGO, 2002;BLAIN, 2009;BORSATO & SOUZA FILHO, 2010;SANCHES et al, 2013SANCHES et al, , 2014SILVA DIAS et al, 2013;VALVERDE & MARENGO, 2014), an increase in temperature observed in many cities in Brazil (VINCENT et al, 2005;HAYLOCK et al, 2006;OBREGON & MARENGO, 2007;MARENGO & CAMARGO, 2008), an increase in number of warm air masses in the Middle-South of Brazil (BORSATO & SOUZA FILHO, 2010). atmospheric blocking condition triggered by the development of an anticyclone over the central region of Brazil for a longer period, thereby impeding frontal systems passage over the southern part of Brazil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%