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Typical rainfall patterns during El Niño events.
It is concluded that water transport can result from stemflow and throughfall at the patch areas during typical rainfall events at the semiarid Patagonian Monte.
Although these surfaces occupy a small fraction of a basin land area (estimated at <1%), they contribute disproportionately to overland flow response during typical rainfall events.
The method was successfully applied to real-life case studies, in which inflow and infiltration were successfully estimated for three typical rainfall events with total rainfall volumes of 6.25 mm (light), 28.15 mm (medium), and 178 mm (heavy).
Three treatments (i.e., dry and loose, moist and loose, and moist and compacted pen surface conditions) were considered, simulating surface conditions in the field after a typical rainfall event or water application with a sprinkler system.
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Rainfall from the storm was 85% of the typical June rainfall level.
The impact on peak flow was mixed: land leveling significantly decreased peak flow for a typical stratiform rainfall event but the effect was unclear for a typical convective rainfall event.
The overland flow generated inside the vegetated mound was effectively retained at the typical Summer rainfall scenario; while several threads of runoff were routed outside the mound at the typical Winter rainfall scenario.
Water fluxes between BS inter-patch and a shrub mound were simulated under varying typical Patagonian rainfall scenarios with an hydrological model.
"In fact it is protected from some of the typical heavy rainfall that we get in Scotland by the large area of mountains to the west.
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