a negative trendp -value = 0.0001
Regarding the actual monthly evapotranspiration, a negative trend was observed that represented a reduction of 42.1 mm during the study period ( p -value = 0.0001, for Mann-Kendall test) ( Figure 4 D).
Regarding the actual monthly evapotranspiration, a negative trend was observed that represented a reduction of 42.1 mm during the study period ( p -value = 0.0001, for Mann-Kendall test) ( Figure 4 D).
A positive trend of 31.95 mm of total rainfall during the 41 analysed years was observed in the total monthly rainfall from the full dataset collected between 1970 and 2011.
However, when analysing the warm and cold season datasets separately, these authors found that the results did not demonstrate an increasing trend in air temperatures.
The generated linear models indicated a decreasing trend for a T min of −1.46 °C and for a T avg of −0.49 °C in 41 years.