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Austrian research team has shown for the first time that short-term precipitation and flood events on the scale of a few hours are particularly affected by the temperature increase caused by climate change.
For events on a longer time scale, the relationship is more complicated.
This finding was made using detailed data collected in Austria over more than a century .
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