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Extreme precipitation events may cause flooding in the subsurface as well as surficial drainage networks, and these flood events may be preserved in the speleothem archive. We describe here a study of stalagmites from the Cueva Rosa, a system with a perennial cave stream in a lower active level and abundant speleothems in a fossil gallery 6–8 m above the active level. Several constrictions in the...
Extreme precipitation events have a disproportionate impact on landscape evolution and on human constructions, and the frequency and intensity of extreme events may vary with changes in mean climate in the past and in the future. We document the potential for cave sediment archives to record past changes in the frequency of flooding events by characterizing the modern processes responsible for sediment...
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