While rainfall intensity was more realistically predicted by the high - resolution climate models, particularly for summer convective storms, these storms do not make a significant difference to summer phosphorus losses.
Not exact matches
According to the latest IPCC report, «tropical cyclone frequency is likely to decrease or remain unchanged over the 21st century,
while intensity (i.e. maximum wind speed and
rainfall rates) is likely to increase.»
It found that the number of storms later in the century is likely to drop,
while intensity could slightly strengthen and the amount of
rainfall around storms — as was found in an earlier analysis led by Dr. Knutson — would substantially rise.
Across the three regions studied in this report, record - breaking temperatures are occurring more frequently,
rainfall has increased in
intensity in some places,
while drought - prone regions are getting dryer.