Estudo da variabilidade intra-anual e da distribuição espacial da precipitação decendial na Península Ibérica
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neste trabalho fez-se um estudo da variabilidade intra-anual e da distribuição espacial da precipitação decendial na Península Ibérica. A aplicação dos modos S e T do método das componentes principais com rotação permitiu identificar os três principais padrões de variabilidade da precipitação decendial. A variabilidade intraanual é caracterizada por três modos. O primeiro modo caracteriza-se por um máximo localizado no inverno e está associado à costa ocidental e à costa sul peninsular. A configuração do segundo modo define regiões localizadas no interior norte e sudeste da Península Ibérica e, apresenta dois máximos. O primeiro máximo aparece na primavera e o segundo no final do verão/início do outono. O terceiro modo define uma região localizada no interior norte oriental da Península Ibérica e, a variação intra-anual caracteriza-se por um máximo e um mínimo. O mínimo ocorre entre os meses de Janeiro e Julho enquanto que, o máximo surge entre Agosto e Dezembro.Citas
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