Supporting information for: Long-Term Decoupling of Precipitation Extremes from Mean Annual Precipitation During Repeated Early Paleogene Hyperthermals in the North American Mid-Latitudes

Supplemental data for our manuscript, "Long-Term Decoupling of Precipitation Extremes from Mean Annual Precipitation During Repeated Early Paleogene Hyperthermals in the North American Mid-Latitudes." Figure S1. Stable carbon isotope results and five-point rolling average plotted by stratigraphic height relative to the base of the Wasatch Formation. The greyed out points are those that were considered unrealistically heavy and ignored for the five-point rolling average. Table S1: d13C/12C of the dispersed organic carbon in floodplain deposits of the Wasatch and Green River formations by stratigraphic height relative to the base of the Wasatch Formation (m). The unit of measurement is per mille relative to the VPBD standard. Table S2: Mean annual precipitation (MAP) estimates for the collected paleosol samples. MAP estimates using the CIA-K, RF-MAP 2.0, and PPM1.0 climofunctions are included. Samples listed by stratigraphic height from the base of the Wasatch Formation (m). Table S3: Major elemental oxide data for the paleosol samples listed by stratigraphic height relative to the base of the Wasatch Formation (m). Table S4: Reformatted DeepMIP climate model ensemble data used for the proxy-model comparison. Data accessed through the Steinig et al. (2024) web viewer (https://data.deepmip.org/Extract_local_model_data).