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18 Apr 2024
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Analysis of high-resolution rain records in FVG, northeastern Italy

Elisa Arnone, Dario Treppiedi, and Leonardo Valerio Noto

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The Friuli Venezia Giulia (FVG) region, northeastern Italy, records the heaviest precipitation annual totals of the country. The region counts on a dense ground-station network whose sampling frequency has been progressively increased up to 1 min step. In this work, we propose a comprehensive analysis of the available dataset of continuous series at high temporal resolution to verify whether trends in very short rainfalls are underway. Increasing trends have been detected on some stations.
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IAHS2022 – Hydrological sciences in the Anthropocene