years by which they could
predict times of droughts?
Not exact matches
«As rainfall patterns change with climate change, it's
predicted there will be more
times of drought, and more
times of excessive rainfall — really big storms,» said Terry Loecke, assistant professor
of environmental studies at the University
of Kansas and lead author
of the new investigation.
Of course, we can not predict an exact location, duration and timing of each drought event beyond several week
Of course, we can not
predict an exact location, duration and
timing of each drought event beyond several week
of each
drought event beyond several weeks.
If farmers could more accurately
predict drought or the onset
of the tropical rainy season, they would be better equipped to make pivotal
timing and management decisions.
The frequency and severity
of droughts are only expected to increase, Anderegg says, and once climate models take recovery
time into account, we may find that future forests will harbor even less carbon than current models
predict.
By modeling the observed changes in
drought recovery
times with «business as usual» circumstances for future conditions, meaning assuming greenhouse gas emission trends continued as they have, the researchers were able to
predict the future recovery
times of droughts.
As
of the
time the IPCC came out with the AR4,
predicted extremes in precipitation and
droughts were being observed: