Evidence for nonstationarity as a physical explanation of the Hurst Phenomenon

Abstract

Analysis of six precipitation records from the east coast of the United States supports nonstationarity of the mean as a physical explanation of the Hurst phenomenon. One possible mechanism is ‘almost intransitivity,’ a concept which implies that the atmosphere‐earth‐ocean system may exist in a number of distinct quasi‐stable regimes.

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