Precipitation Prediction from a Dynamic Perspective
A special issue of Atmosphere (ISSN 2073-4433). This special issue belongs to the section "Meteorology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 November 2025 | Viewed by 41
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Interests: hydrology; extreme event modelling; water footprint; water quality modelling
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Dear Colleagues,
Predicting precipitation from a dynamic perspective requires adopting dynamic system theories after examining the evolvement of weather patterns over time. The aim is to forecast precipitation by considering the complex interactions between different climate variables (relative humidity, sea surface temperature, sea level pressure, and wind) and their dynamic changes. Consequently, numerous models on precipitation prediction have been developed incorporating climatic variables.
The progress made in the dynamics of precipitation forecasting will be explored in the open-access journal Atmosphere, which is hosting a Special Issue entitled “Precipitation Prediction from a Dynamic Perspective”. The aim of this Special Issue is to provide details of recent advancements in precipitation dynamics adopting non-linear modelling techniques that account for the role of large-scale atmospheric processes. This topic comprises numerous linear and non-linear modelling approaches and multivariate methods, including the extreme value analysis of precipitation. This topic is also highly relevant to different engineering applications, such as the design of stormwater infrastructure, flood and drought assessments, and the adoption of appropriate construction techniques.
Dr. Iqbal Hossain
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- precipitation dynamic
- climatic variables
- prediction
- non-linear modelling approach
- flood and drought assessment
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