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PMP(Probable maximum precipitation) - Hershfield method

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Statistical procedures for estimating PMP may be used wherever sufficient precipitation data are available, and are particularly useful for making quick estimates, or where other meteorological data, such as dew point and wind records, are lacking.
The procedure as developed by Hershfield [1961] and later modified [1965] is based on the
general frequency equation.

PMP = (Xn + KmSn)*AF
Xn : Adjusted means (Xn) for maximum observed amount and record length (mm)
Km : Number of standard deviations to be added to Xn to obtain PMP
Sn : Adjusted standard deviations for maximum observed amount and record length (mm)
AF : Adjustment factor for fixed interval precipitation amounts for number of observational units within the interval[Weiss,1964] (1h : 1.13, 6h : 1.02, 24hr : 1.01)

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WMO, MANUAL FOR ESTIMATION OF PROBABLE MAXIMUM PRECIPITATION, 2nd edition, p96-p108.
PMP = (Xn + Km*Sn)*AF
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