Maximum precipitation is found in mountainous coastal areas.
Between November and February the southern parts of the country receive maximum precipitation.
Precipitation (almost entirely as rain) is ample, with the maximum precipitation occurring between spring and summer.
Maximum precipitation generally occurs in June and July, while the minimum falls in February.
Around 17% of urban areas were found to have experienced a significant increase in daily rainfall and 10% experienced a significant increase in annual maximum precipitation.
Maximum precipitation falls on the southern Tien Shan in March and April, and the summer is dry.
In summer, storms cause maximum precipitation in the region in June and July, although total rainfall is comparatively light.
A Probable Maximum Precipitation design storm is used to apply the calibrated model.
The maximum precipitation occurs in summer and fall, when the James Bay, Alberta, and Wyoming storm tracks are activated and when moist gulf air is in place.
Maximum precipitation falls in the early summer, and the minimum occurs in winter except on the Sea of Japan coast, which receives the country's highest snowfall.
Considerable emphasis is placed on determining, theoretically or empirically, the relationships between meteorological variables and the maximum precipitation reaching the ground.
