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Tracing the impact of cities on urban precipitation, a stable water isotope study at high spatial and temporal resolution

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Cécile Carton *
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Florent Barbecot
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Jean‐François Hélie
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Jean Birks
DOI：10.1016/j.uclim.2026.102997delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• First participatory network dedicated to urban precipitation isotopic tracing. • Strong urban-scale variability detected in rain and snow isotopic signatures. • Variability dominated by previous precipitation evaporation and recycling. • Urban precipitation residence time ∼ 50 h. • Combustion-induced water vapor contributes up to 5% in precipitation.
Keywords:
Urban precipitation
Urban heat island
Pollution
Stable isotopes
Environmental tracers
High sampling resolution

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Urban Climate cover
Urban Climate
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department of earth and atmospheric sciences
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