2008: From East Anglia University’s Climate Research Unit’s website: “Figure 5: The contribution to each spring’s total precipitation made from “heavy” precipitation days. The 1961-1995 average is indicated by the dashed line. A black smoothing line to highlight decadal variations has been overlaid. The different colours depict periods with different rain gauge coverage. From Maraun et al., 2008″ (Climate Research Unit).
References: East Anglia University’s Climate Research Unit http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/info/ukrainfall/
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