Global and regional climate model ensembles project that the annual cycle of rainfall over
the southern Great Plains (SGP) will amplify by midcentury. Models indicate that warm …

Climate change is expected to increase the frequency of hydrological extremes, producing
more droughts and heavy rainfall events globally. How warm‐season precipitation extremes …

After being repeatedly struck by droughts in the last few decades, water managers and
stakeholders in the Southeast US dread the future extremes that climate change might …

The response of zonal-mean precipitation minus evaporation (P− E) to global warming is
investigated using a moist energy balance model (MEBM) with a simple Hadley cell …

Global warming is changing the intensity distribution of daily precipitation, with an increased
frequency of heavy precipitation and reduced frequency of light/moderate precipitation in …

Computational advances have made atmospheric modeling at convection‐permitting (≤ 4
km) grid spacings increasingly feasible. These simulations hold great promise in the …

The Continuum of Hydroclimate Variability in Western North America during the Last
Millennium in: Journal of Climate Volume 26 Issue 16 (2013) Jump to Content Jump to Main …

The utility of hydrological models as a research tool is strongly linked to their ability to
capture changes in regional hydrologic regimes in response to changes in climate forcing …

Abstract Precipitation in the Great Lakes region has a distinct seasonal cycle that peaks in
early summer, followed by a decline in August and a secondary peak in September. This …

An analysis of simulated global water-balance components (precipitation [P], actual
evapotranspiration [AET], runoff [R], and potential evapotranspiration [PET]) for the past …