The man activities depend, among other factors, of the environment that surrounds it.
Its variability and climatic change mainly depends on the change in the frequency of occurrence or the intensity of extreme events.
In mean latitudes, the high and low temperatures and the excesses or deficits of rainfall are the extreme events that more
affect the population. The study of the changes observed in the occurrence of these extremes allows us by analogy to
anticipate its changes in the future. The study of the atmospheric circulation associated to the occurrence of certain
meteorological events, will help to understand the physical mechanisms of the occurrence of these extremes.
The joint analysis of the relevant modes of temporal and spatial variability will help the forecast certain events.
The general goal of this project is to improve the knowledge of the spatial-temporal variability of the annual wave
of temperature and the occurrence of daily extreme events (rainfall and temperature) in the Southeast of South America,
to infer the physical processes involved in them and to analyse its degree of predictabilidad. As well, it is desired
to find the best estimation of the extreme values of temperature and rainfall that will happen in the future, before a Climatic Change.