This, as climate models suggest, and what seems to have been happening in the climate system, is to produce a more
energetic hydrological cycle, resulting in more extreme weather conditions — more severe droughts, more sever floods.
Not exact matches
One of the topics on my perpetually growing reading list will be the changing
energetics of the changing
hydrological cycle.
The heat pipe analogy is more appropriate to the whole
hydrological cycle, the essential
energetics of which occur at the surface (the hot evaporating end), in the clouds where the larger water droplets accelerate condensation, and in precipitation, which converts very slowly acquired potential energy back into kinetic and thermal energy very quickly.