Titlebook: Himalayan Weather and Climate and their Impact on the Environment; A.P. Dimri,B. Bookhagen,T. Yasunari Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerla

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Inter-Comparison of High Resolution Satellite Estimates for Cloudburst Events in the Northwest Himalte System (INSAT 3D), and CPC Morphing Technique (CMORPH), against the highly used TRMM-RT 3B42 V7 precipitation data for the estimation of rainfall episodes in the recent years (2014–2016). Our results reveal that the magnitude of precipitation and location of peak rainfall are biased in INSAT 3D,

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Projected Climate Change in the Himalayas during the Twenty-First Centuryd the fate of its cryosphere. Wherever plausible, we compare these model projections with observations from recent decades to better constrain, as well as further improve, our understanding of the perceived hydroclimatic changes in this region during the twenty-first century.

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Diurnal Cycle of Precipitation in the Himalayan Foothills – Observations and Model Resultsavior with currently typical horizontal RCM grid-spacings (e.g., 20 or 50?km), but it can do so with convection-permitting grid-spacing (~3?km) which sufficiently resolves the relevant orographic thermal wind together with the moist monsoonal flow characteristics in the area.

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Remotely Sensed Rain and Snowfall in the Himalayaalayan cryosphere. We find that the spatial and temporal distribution of water resources has shifted, with potentially significant consequences for downstream water provision. In particular, we find that there has been less water stored in snowpack over the past decades, and that the timing of the s