Claimf9d3bddb472564b91bde68ed3b2838990272806a8288d61e8c7d084b974d17dc·Paper reconstruction — Dunkl, Bastos & Sippel (2026), European summer drying

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Thermodynamic forcing is instead the leading contributor to the continental VPD increase, accounting for about 58% of its trend; dynamic and thermodynamic components consequently have distinct spatial structures.

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Thermodynamic forcing is instead the leading contributor to the continental VPD increase, accounting for about 58% of its trend; dynamic and thermodynamic components consequently have distinct spatialuntested-default

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