No. More rainfall in less severe events in the southern US would be counterevidence.
As I am just plugging everything back in after getting the only rain in the whole south in an intense and scary burst, it suddenly occurred to me that the picture might tell the story plainly enough.
See? One severe possibly tornadic storm (right over mt's house as it happens) and lots of nothing much else at the same time.
It could get more like this. There are reasons to suspect that it will. Make sense now?
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So, say some more about the different sorts of effects:
a) In a place, the average rainfall is the same, but the distribution changes to having fewer, stronger rainfalls.
b) In some place, the average rainfall changes because the rain goes elsewhere. The "place" might include the upstream watersheds.
Maybe say some more about Texas, as per Texas & water.
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