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Temperature and drought : a science assessment by a subgroup of the Drought Task Force



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    "Recent interest in temperature as a driver likely stems from observational evidence of increased land surface temperatures, more frequent heat waves, and the increasing duration of hot spells, all of which are giving a heightened perception of the land surface being 'parched'. MAPP Drought Task Force research has explored the relation of temperature and drought, both as a driver of and responder to drought. In this drought information sheet, prior knowledge of drought is integrated with new insights on temperature-drought linkages. This information sheet is the state of the Drought Task Force's knowledge on this topic"--Page 1.
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    / U.S. Department of Commerce, NOAA MAPP Modeling, Analysis, Predictions, and Projections ; NIDIS. ; "The development of this Information Sheet was led by Martin Hoerling (NOAA ESRL) with input from many members of the second Drought Task Force (2014-2017)"--Page 6. ; Includes bibliographical references (page 6).
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    urn:sha256:29a7b316d6de31d2436ae498b5da0f283f18713cfd9e7c820e0c814f78fb3f6d
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