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June 24, 2013

Ups-and-downs of Indian monsoon rainfall likely to increase under warming
Potsdam, Germany (SPX) Jun 24, 2013
The Indian monsoon is a complex system which is likely to change under future global warming. While it is in the very nature of weather to vary, the question is how much and whether we can deal with it. Extreme rainfall, for example, bears the risk of flooding, and crop failure. Computer simulations with a comprehensive set of 20 state-of-the-art climate models now consistently show that Indian monsoon daily variability might increase, according to a study just published by scientists of the Potsd ... read more

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