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Published date: | Oct 03, 2025 at 3:17 p.m. (UTC) | |
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Abstract
This dataset provides the data needed to reproduce the results by Brunner et al. 2025. Namely, a list of days with spatially compounding drought-flood events with the corresponding weather regimes and a list of days with spatially compounding dry-wet events with the corresponding weather regimes.
These events were extracted from a large-sample dataset of 4299 catchments in Europe with streamflow and precipitation data for the period 1981-2020: Brunner, M., B. Anderson (2024). Hydrologic and meteorologic extremes and transitions for 4299 catchments in Europe, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/41dac0a2caf24ce0924ec7fe35b27aa1.
Brunner et al. 2025, Spatially Compounding Drought‐Flood Events Are Favored by Atmospheric Blocking Over Europe, Water Resrouces Research, DOI: 10.1029/2024WR039622
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Spatially compounding drought-flood events in Europe between 1981-2020 Authors: Manuela Brunner, Bailey Anderson Owners: Manuela Brunner Last update: 05.11.2024 This dataset provides the data needed to reproduce the results by Brunner et al. 2025 (WRR). Namely, a list of days with spatially compounding drought-flood events with the corresponding weather regimes and a list of days with spatially compounding dry-wet events with the corresponding weather regimes. These events were extracted from a large-sample dataset of 4299 catchments in Europe with streamflow and precipitation data for the period 1981-2020: Brunner, M., B. Anderson (2024). Hydrologic and meteorologic extremes and transitions for 4299 catchments in Europe, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/41dac0a2caf24ce0924ec7fe35b27aa1. The raw weather regime data are available through Zenodo: Grams, C. M., Büeler, D., and Hauser, S. (2025). Year‐round North Atlantic‐European Weather Regimes [Dataset]. Zenodo. https://zenodo.org/records/17080146. Dataset components: (1) List of 76 extracted spatially compounding drought-flood events in Europe for the period 1981-2020: compound_events_Q.txt Date: Date of event occurrence, YYYY-mm-dd Floods: Number of catchments affected by floods Droughts: Number of catchments affected by droughts Flood_fraction: Fraction of catchments affected by floods Drought_fraction: Fraction of catchments affected by droughts Cluster: Cluster membership of event Regime: Weather regime of event according to Grams et al. 2017 (2) List of 178 extracted spatially compounding dry-wet events in Europe for the period 1981-2020: compound_events_P.txt Date: Date of event occurrence, YYYY-mm-dd Wet_spells: Number of catchments affected by wet spells Dry_spells: Number of catchments affected by dry spells Wet_fraction: Fraction of catchments affected by wet spells Dry_fraction: Fraction of catchments affected by dry spells Cluster: Cluster membership of event Regime: Weather regime of event according to Grams et al. 2017 Related publications: - Grams, Christian M., Remo Beerli, Stefan Pfenninger, Iain Staffell, and Heini Wernli. “Balancing Europe’s Wind-Power Output through Spatial Deployment Informed by Weather Regimes.” Nature Climate Change 7, no. 8: 557–62. https://doi.org/10.1038/nclimate3338. - Brunner et al. 2024. Spatially compounding drought-flood events are favored by atmospheric blocking over Europe
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This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
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Swiss National Science Foundation | Consecutive drought-flood events in a warming world | 200021_214907 |
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