"precipitation intensity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or technical writing to describe the rate or amount of precipitation, such as rain or snowfall, in a given area or time period. Example: "The precipitation intensity in the region has increased significantly over the past decade, leading to frequent flooding events."
Land areas show the intense cloud systems compared to oceanic areas and on an average, precipitation intensity is least over Arabian Sea and highest over central India.
Considering the difference in the characteristic length scale of PWV fluctuations between precipitating regions and non-precipitating regions, we applied multiple horizontal localization radii, scales of which depend on precipitation intensity.
The non-Doppler radars provide estimates of precipitation intensity, while Doppler radars can also provide estimates of wind speed and direction by detecting a shift in the frequency of an echo produced by a moving target.
Major negative impact Increase in precipitation intensity.
Increasing precipitation intensity leads to flooded roads.
Precipitation intensity at RISH became strong after 0240 LT.
The scans are aligned by dividing them into smaller volumes that are matched by their respective precipitation intensities.
An ensemble of 160 climatelimodelmodel runs is considered and climate change signals are studied for precipitation accumulation, daily precipitation intensities and wet day frequencies.
They involve computation of quantile perturbations on extreme precipitation intensities, and the tested assumption that the same perturbations hold for daily and sub-daily time scales.
However, precipitation intensities related to unit sediment discharge in intermediate and large watersheds were smaller than those associated with unit LW discharge, which we attribute to differences in particle shape and size and also transport mechanisms.
On average, the estimated extreme precipitation intensities for the plateau ranged from 4.2 mm/h for 6 h storm duration to 55.8 mm/h for 0.125 h at 2 years return period.
