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Future Changes in Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Precipitation and Size in Convection‐Permitting Regional Model Simulations
Abstract Tropical cyclone (TC) precipitation is projected to increase in the future, although the magnitude and whether its scaling with temperature will exceed the theoretical Clausius‐Clapeyron (CC) rate remains uncertain. In this study, we investigated future changes in TC precipitation and its
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