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Spatio-temporal precipitation downscaling at hourly resolution based on km-scale regional simulations
Effectively preparing for changes in extreme flooding requires understanding present and future rainfall extremes with return periods up to $\sim$100-1000 years, including changes in intensity, spatial structure at km-scale and sub-daily temporal variability. Conventional km-scale climate models giv
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