Description
The precipitation deficit is the difference between the precipitation and the potential evapotranspiration (evaporation). This shortage is determined per day and makes a comparison between the amount of available water (the precipitation) and the daily potential water demand, including by plants (the potential evapotranspiration). As a result, the indicator can also be used as an approach to drought stress in plants.
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evolution of the maximum increase in the cumulative precipitation deficit over 90 days (Uccle, from 901) | CSV | Open resource | |
| Evolution of the maximum value of the cumulative precipitation deficit (Uccle, from 1901) | CSV | Open resource | |
| Evolution of the maximum increase in the cumulative precipitation deficit over 30 days (Uccle, from 1901) | CSV | Open resource | |
| Construction of cumulative precipitation deficit | CSV | Open resource |