United States geological survey water supply, 2379. Climatic variability and flood frequency of the Santa Cruz River, Pima county, Arizona / Webb, R. H.

Public ISBD Titre de série : United States geological survey water supply, 2379 Titre : Climatic variability and flood frequency of the Santa Cruz River, Pima county, Arizona Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Webb, R. H. ; Betancourt, J. L. Mention d'édition : United States Government Printing Office Editeur : United States Government Printing Office Année de publication : 1992 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-08172 Note générale : Past estimates of the 100 year flood the Santa Cruz River at Tucson, Arizona, range from 572 to 2,780 cubic meters per second. An apparent increase in flood magnitude during the past two decades raises concern that the annual flood series is nonstationary in time. The apparent increase is accompanied by more annual floods occurring in fall and winter and fever in summer. This greater mixture of storm types that produce annual flood peaks is caused by a higher frequency of meridional flow in the upper-air circulation and incread variance of ocean-atmosphere conditions in the tropical pacific ocean... Langues : Français (fre) Mots-clés : Climat  Hydrologie  PRECIPITATIONS  Inondation  Rivière  Hydroclimatologie Index. décimale : 551.6 Climatologie et temps Résumé : Past estimates of the 100 year flood the Santa Cruz River at Tucson, Arizona, range from 572 to 2,780 cubic meters per second. An apparent increase in flood magnitude during the past two decades raises concern that the annual flood series is nonstationary in time. The apparent increase is accompanied by more annual floods occurring in fall and winter and fever in summer. This greater mixture of storm types that produce annual flood peaks is caused by a higher frequency of meridional flow in the upper-air circulation and incread variance of ocean-atmosphere conditions in the tropical pacific ocean... Note de contenu : Past estimates of the 100 year flood the Santa Cruz River at Tucson, Arizona, range from 572 to 2,780 cubic meters per second. An apparent increase in flood magnitude during the past two decades raises concern that the annual flood series is nonstationary in time. The apparent increase is accompanied by more annual floods occurring in fall and winter and fever in summer. This greater mixture of storm types that produce annual flood peaks is caused by a higher frequency of meridional flow in the upper-air circulation and incread variance of ocean-atmosphere conditions in the tropical pacific ocean... United States geological survey water supply, 2379. Climatic variability and flood frequency of the Santa Cruz River, Pima county, Arizona [texte imprimé] / Webb, R. H. ; Betancourt, J. L.  . -  United States Government Printing Office . - United States Government Printing Office, 1992. ISSN : CI-08172 Past estimates of the 100 year flood the Santa Cruz River at Tucson, Arizona, range from 572 to 2,780 cubic meters per second. An apparent increase in flood magnitude during the past two decades raises concern that the annual flood series is nonstationary in time. The apparent increase is accompanied by more annual floods occurring in fall and winter and fever in summer. This greater mixture of storm types that produce annual flood peaks is caused by a higher frequency of meridional flow in the upper-air circulation and incread variance of ocean-atmosphere conditions in the tropical pacific ocean... Langues : Français (fre) Mots-clés : Climat  Hydrologie  PRECIPITATIONS  Inondation  Rivière  Hydroclimatologie Index. décimale : 551.6 Climatologie et temps Résumé : Past estimates of the 100 year flood the Santa Cruz River at Tucson, Arizona, range from 572 to 2,780 cubic meters per second. An apparent increase in flood magnitude during the past two decades raises concern that the annual flood series is nonstationary in time. The apparent increase is accompanied by more annual floods occurring in fall and winter and fever in summer. This greater mixture of storm types that produce annual flood peaks is caused by a higher frequency of meridional flow in the upper-air circulation and incread variance of ocean-atmosphere conditions in the tropical pacific ocean... Note de contenu : Past estimates of the 100 year flood the Santa Cruz River at Tucson, Arizona, range from 572 to 2,780 cubic meters per second. An apparent increase in flood magnitude during the past two decades raises concern that the annual flood series is nonstationary in time. The apparent increase is accompanied by more annual floods occurring in fall and winter and fever in summer. This greater mixture of storm types that produce annual flood peaks is caused by a higher frequency of meridional flow in the upper-air circulation and incread variance of ocean-atmosphere conditions in the tropical pacific ocean...

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