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The Synoptic Decomposition of Cool-Season Rainfall in the Southeastern Australian Cropping Region
2006
Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
Daily rainfall during the April-October growing season in a major cropping region of southeastern Australia has been related to particular types of synoptic weather systems over a period of 33 yr. The analysis reveals that cutoff lows were responsible for at least 50% of all growing-season rainfall and accounted for 80% of daily rainfall events exceeding 25 mm per station. The proportion of rainfall contributed by cutoff lows varies throughout the growing season. It is highest in austral autumn
doi:10.1175/jam2394.1
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