Precipitation Variation Characteristic Analysis in the Main Flood Season of Western Liaoning
Qi Sun
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Qi Sun
Abstract
Using statistical analysis methods,precipitation variation characteristion in main flood season of western Liaoning in 1953—2010 was studied.The results showed that:precipitation in main flood season of western Liaoning significantly reduced and climate tendency rate was-12.56 mm/10a,and existed the periodic variation of 8-9a and the quasi-periodic changes of 18a.Precipitation in main flood season occurred significant mutations in 1980,precipitation decreased by 12.5% after the mutation.Precipitation change in non-flood season was relatively stable,and had slightly increasing trend.
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Using statistical analysis methods,precipitation variation characteristion in main flood season of western Liaoning in 1953—2010 was studied.The results showed that:precipitation in main flood season of western Liaoning significantly reduced and climate tendency rate was-12.56 mm/10a,and existed the periodic variation of 8-9a and the quasi-periodic changes of 18a.Precipitation in main flood season occurred significant mutations in 1980,precipitation decreased by 12.5% after the mutation.Precipitation change in non-flood season was relatively stable,and had slightly increasing trend.
Key concepts: Precipitation, Flood myth, Environmental science, Climatology, Hydrology (agriculture), Physical geography, Geography, Meteorology