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[[File:Interevent times.PNG|thumb|link=https://public.tableau.com/views/StormIntereventTimesOntario/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=yes&publish=yes|Darker teal locations have more frequent rainfall, the darker yellow have the least frequent rainfall, all other fit in between. This image links to the Tableau page where the data may be viewed in more detail.]]

The analysis was conducted using the recommended minimum inter-event time of 12 hours from the MOECC<ref>MOECC Rainfall analysis 2017 </ref>, and earlier rainfall probability distribution parameters from 1960's-1980's <ref>Adams, B. J., and Papa, F. (2000). Urban stormwater management planning with analytical probabilistic models. Wiley.</ref>.It is not anticipated that recent incremental changes to our climate will have significantly impacted this broad window of recommended drawdown times.

The analysis was conducted using the recommended minimum inter-event time of 12 hours from the MOECC<ref>MOECC Rainfall analysis 2017 </ref>, and earlier rainfall probability distribution parameters from 1960's-1980's <ref>Adams, B. J., and Papa, F. (2000). Urban stormwater management planning with analytical probabilistic models. Wiley.</ref>.

It is not anticipated that recent incremental changes to our climate will have significantly impacted this broad window of recommended drawdown times.

The map shows the individual locations including:

The map shows the individual locations including:

*Brantford

*Brantford