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By recognizing that the main difficulty of the modeling of dailyprecipitation amounts is the selection of an appropriate probabilitydistribution, this study aims to establish a model selection framework toidentify the appropriate probability distribution for the modeling of dailyprecipitation amounts from the commonly used probability distributions, i.e.the exponential, Gamma, Weibull, and mixed exponential distributions. The mixedGamma Weibull (MGW) distribution serves this purpose because all the commonlyused probability distributions are special cases of the MGW distribution, andthe MGW distribution integrates all the commonly used probability distributionsinto one framework. Finally, via the large sample inference of likelihoodratios, a model selection criterion can be established to identify theappropriate model for the modeling of daily precipitation amounts from the MGWdistribution framework.

Modeling of Daily Precipitation Amounts Using the Mixed Gamma Weibull Distribution