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espanolSe utilizo la distribucion de valor extremo generalizada (DVEG) para modelar los eventos de lluvia extrema en America Central, durante 30 anos, a partir de 1971. Los datos consistieron en registros de precipitaciones diarias en 103 estaciones meteorologicas localizadas en todo el istmo. El area de America Central se dividio en 3 regiones: el Pacifico, el Caribe y la zona intermedia. Con el objetivo de comparar los parametros de ubicacion, escala y forma de la DVEG de esas 3 localidades, se utilizo la prueba de hipotesis Bootstrap. Los resultados del estudio muestran diferencias significativas, especialmente en los parametros de ubicacion y escala entre las 3 regiones. EnglishThe generalized extreme value distribution (GEVD) was used to model extreme rainfall events in Central America for a period of 30 years, beginning in 1971. Data consisted of daily rainfall records of 103 meteorological stations located throughout the isthmus. Central America was divided into 3 regions: Pacific, Caribbean and an intermediate zone. A bootstrap hypothesis test was used to compare the parameters of location, scale and form of the 3 regions. The results of the study showed significant differences between the 3 regions, mainly in terms of location and scale parameters.

Comparison of parameters of the generalized extreme value distribution associated with extreme rainfall events in Central America