Long-Term Changes in the Diurnal Precipitation Cycles in Japan for 106 Years (1898-2003)
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Changes in the diurnal variation patterns of precipitation were analyzed using four-hourly data for 106 years (1898-2003) at 46 stations in Japan. On the annual and areal average, precipitation amount has a relative increasing trend in the early morning (02-06 JST) and a decreasing trend in the afternoon (14-18 JST), each with a rate of about 5% per century. These changes reflect those of intense precipitation (≳10mm/4h) in spring and summer, while precipitation amount in autumn and winter shows different changes of diurnal variation patterns. Changes of diurnal cycles of weak precipitation (<3mm/4h) are generally small, with a slight relative increase in 06-14 JST, and a decrease in 14-18 JST.
- 2006-04-25
著者
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FUJIBE Fumiaki
Meteorological Research Institute
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YAMAZAKI Nobuo
Meteorological Research Institute
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KOBAYASHI Kenji
Observations Department, Japan Meteorological Agency
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Fujibe Fumiaki
Meteorological Res. Inst.
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Kobayashi Kenji
Observations Department Japan Meteorological Agency
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