Schematics of the teleconnection through which Arctic sea - ice changes
drive precipitation decrease over California.
arctic chart Schematics of the teleconnection through which Arctic sea - ice changes
drive precipitation decrease over California.
Not exact matches
The same change, if
driven by winter
precipitation, would require about a 25 %
decrease in local
precipitation at this site.
Drought is expected to increase in frequency and severity in the future as a result of climate change, mainly as a consequence of
decreases in regional
precipitation but also because of increasing evaporation
driven by global warming1 — 3.
Amazon forest loss
drives significant increases in
precipitation from Dec - May (April excluded, Fig 3F), which corresponds temporally to increased soil moisture saturation and
decreases in later, growing season limitations.
Increases in woody cover were associated with low population growth, and were
driven by increases in CO2 in the humid zones and by increases in
precipitation in drylands, whereas
decreases in woody cover were associated with high population growth.
The retreat has been most noticeable at high elevations,
driven in large part by warming temperatures contributing directly to melting and indirectly to more
precipitation falling as rain rather than snow, in turn increasing the rate at which the glaciers move and increasing the size of glacial lakes, both
decreasing ice cover.