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Appendix B

WRF stand alone experiment

B.1 Monthly rainfall map comparison.

Figure B.1: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of January. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.2: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of February. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.3: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of March. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.4: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of April. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.5: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of May. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.6: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of June. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.7: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of July. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.8: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of August. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.9: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of September. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.10: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of October. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.11: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of November. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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Figure B.12: Accumulated monthly rainfall map analysis for the month of December. Total accumulated rainfall values over the month ((a)-(c)), accumulated rainfall over a first sample of 15 random days ((d)-(f)), accumulated rainfall over a second sample of 15 random days (for (g)-(i) for (from left to right) Exp-Thom, Exp-WSM6 and observations.

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B.2 Diurnal cycle of precipitation

Figure B.13: Average precipitation diurnal cycle over the month of January.

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Figure B.14: Average precipitation diurnal cycle over the month of February.

Figure B.15: Average precipitation diurnal cycle over the month of March.

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Figure B.16: Average precipitation diurnal cycle over the month of April.

Figure B.17: Average precipitation diurnal cycle over the month of May.

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Figure B.18: Average precipitation diurnal cycle over the month of June.

Figure B.19: Average precipitation diurnal cycle over the month of July.

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Figure B.20: Average precipitation diurnal cycle over the month of August.

Figure B.21: Average precipitation diurnal cycle over the month of September.

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