Abstract: AbstractKnowledge of the range of precipitation variability and extremes is restricted in regions such as Australia, where instrumental records are short and paleoclimatic records are limited in spatial and temporal extent ...

Abstract: he attribution of extreme weather and climate events to a particular cause is an expanding scientific field. Extreme event attribution studies focus on a particular extreme and commonly combine observational and model data ...

Abstract: AbstractKnowledge of the range of precipitation variability and extremes is restricted in regions such as Australia, where instrumental records are short and paleoclimatic records are limited in spatial and temporal extent ...

Abstract: iurnal temperature range (DTR) is a useful index of climatic change in addition to mean temperature changes. Observational records indicate that DTR has decreased over the last 50 yr because of differential changes in ...

Abstract: he term ?new normal? has been used in scientific literature and public commentary to contextualise contemporary climate events as an indicator of a changing climate due to enhanced greenhouse warming. A new normal has been ...

Abstract: his study examines trends in the area affected by temperature and precipitation extremes across five large-scale regions using the climate extremes index (CEI) framework. Analyzing changes in temperature and precipitation ...

Abstract: AbstractGiven the Paris Agreement it is imperative there is greater understanding of the consequences of limiting global warming to the target 1.5° and 2°C levels above preindustrial conditions. It is challenging to quantify ...