This supplementary material provides a comprehensive set of figures and tables that support the main findings of the paper "Intensification of daily tropical precipitation extremes from more organized convection" by Jiawei Bao et al. The material includes: 1. **Figures S1 to S14**: - **Fig. S1**: Cumulative distribution functions (CDF) of nearest neighbor distances of convective clusters for one-day snapshots over the whole tropics from IMERG2020, ICONA/O, and ICONA,2020. - **Fig. S2**: Observed statistics of precipitation and convective organization sorted by organization, showing deseasonalized precipitation amounts, area, number, and size of convective clusters as functions of mean quantiles of deseasonalized convective organization. - **Fig. S3**: Number and size of convective clusters sorted by organization, showing deseasonalized statistics for IMERG2020, ICONA/O, and ICONA,2020. - **Fig. S4**: Correlation coefficients between convective organization and daily precipitation extremes. - **Fig. S5**: Spatial distribution of precipitation and convective clusters. - **Fig. S6**: Resolution dependence of the relationship between daily precipitation extremes and organization. - **Fig. S7**: Changes in organization vs. changes in mean precipitation. - **Fig. S8**: Monthly variability in mean organization vs. monthly variability in daily extreme precipitation. - **Fig. S9**: Changes in dry area and organization-related statistics vs. changes in organization with warming. - **Fig. S10**: Impact of organization on the dynamics of precipitation extremes. - **Fig. S11**: Convective organization and the tropospheric stability. - **Fig. S12**: Mean sea surface temperature distributions. - **Fig. S13**: Daily variations of organization using daily precipitation data and instantaneous outgoing longwave radiation, and changes in monthly mean organization and daily precipitation extremes. - **Fig. S14**: Snapshots of daily precipitation distribution and identified convective clusters for a tropical ocean area. These figures and tables provide detailed insights into the relationships between convective organization, precipitation extremes, and their changes over time and space, supporting the main findings of the paper.This supplementary material provides a comprehensive set of figures and tables that support the main findings of the paper "Intensification of daily tropical precipitation extremes from more organized convection" by Jiawei Bao et al. The material includes: 1. **Figures S1 to S14**: - **Fig. S1**: Cumulative distribution functions (CDF) of nearest neighbor distances of convective clusters for one-day snapshots over the whole tropics from IMERG2020, ICONA/O, and ICONA,2020. - **Fig. S2**: Observed statistics of precipitation and convective organization sorted by organization, showing deseasonalized precipitation amounts, area, number, and size of convective clusters as functions of mean quantiles of deseasonalized convective organization. - **Fig. S3**: Number and size of convective clusters sorted by organization, showing deseasonalized statistics for IMERG2020, ICONA/O, and ICONA,2020. - **Fig. S4**: Correlation coefficients between convective organization and daily precipitation extremes. - **Fig. S5**: Spatial distribution of precipitation and convective clusters. - **Fig. S6**: Resolution dependence of the relationship between daily precipitation extremes and organization. - **Fig. S7**: Changes in organization vs. changes in mean precipitation. - **Fig. S8**: Monthly variability in mean organization vs. monthly variability in daily extreme precipitation. - **Fig. S9**: Changes in dry area and organization-related statistics vs. changes in organization with warming. - **Fig. S10**: Impact of organization on the dynamics of precipitation extremes. - **Fig. S11**: Convective organization and the tropospheric stability. - **Fig. S12**: Mean sea surface temperature distributions. - **Fig. S13**: Daily variations of organization using daily precipitation data and instantaneous outgoing longwave radiation, and changes in monthly mean organization and daily precipitation extremes. - **Fig. S14**: Snapshots of daily precipitation distribution and identified convective clusters for a tropical ocean area. These figures and tables provide detailed insights into the relationships between convective organization, precipitation extremes, and their changes over time and space, supporting the main findings of the paper.