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Analysis of the Positive Effect from the Typhoon Saomai to the Hydrothermal Environment of Shanghai

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Figure 1. Precipitation anomaly percentage at separate station in Shanghai in early days
Figure 2. The precipitation at separate station in Shanghai during the affected period
Figure 3. The NDVI before and after the Typhoon Saomai in Shanghai. (a) Before (August, 3); (b) After (August, 10)
Table 1. The change of NDVI before and after the Typhoon Saomai in Shanghai areas.
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