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The drying up of Britain? A national estimate of changes in seasonal river flows from 11 Regional Climate Model simulations
Authors
Andrew R. Young (7190690)
Christel Prudhomme (7190294)
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Glen Watts (7190693)
Helen N. Davies (7190897)
Jennifer Williamson (185637)
Simon J. Dadson (3777904)
Stuart Allen (4440061)
Sue M. Crooks (7190678)
Tracey Haxton (7190675)
Publication date
1 January 2012
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Abstract
As climate change may modify the hydrological cycle significantly, understanding the impact on river flow is important because it affects long-term water resources planning. Here, we describe a high-resolution British assessment of changes in river flows in the 2050s under 11 different realisations of HadRM3. In winter, river flows may either increase or decrease, with a wide range of possible decreases in summer flow. These results should encourage adaptation that copes with a broad range of future hydrological conditions. © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
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