Research article
17 Feb 2016
Research article
| 17 Feb 2016
Frequency and intensity of palaeofloods at the interface of Atlantic and Mediterranean climate domains
B. Wilhelm et al.
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Short summary
The long-term response of the flood activity to both Atlantic and Mediterranean climatic influences was explored by reconstructing the Foréant record. Both influences result in a higher flood frequency during past cold periods. Atlantic influences seem to result in more frequent high-intensity flood events during past warm periods, suggesting an increase in flood intensity under the global warming. However, no high-intensity events occurred during the 20th century.
The long-term response of the flood activity to both Atlantic and Mediterranean climatic...