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Hydrological Constraints on Temperature Sensitivities of Precipitation Frequency and Intensity
To improve understanding of how precipitation frequency and intensity change with warming, we combine the coupled land--atmosphere water balance with a stochastic hydrological model that retains explicit dependence on precipitation frequency and event depth. We find a linear relationship between co-
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