In water resources management, environmental and ecological studies, estimation of design
streamflow is often needed. For gauged catchments, at-site flood frequency analysis is used …

Hydrologic models are a powerful tool to predict water-related natural hazards. Of all
hydrologic models, CREST (Coupled Routing and Excess STorage) was developed to …

Using potentially best available rainfall data sets for the entire country of Japan (spatial
scales of 1‐and 20‐km), we analyze the 1–24 hr and city‐scale (1–400 km2) extreme …

Floods are the primary natural hazard in the French Mediterranean area, causing damages
and fatalities every year. These floods are triggered by heavy precipitation events (HPEs) …

Abstract The historic 22–26 May 2015 flood event in Texas and Oklahoma was caused by
anomalous clustered mesoscale convective systems (MCSs) that produced record‐breaking …

Atmospheric rivers (ARs) are narrow, elongated belts of intense water vapor transport that
often occur in mid‐latitude areas and are the primary drivers of heavy precipitation in these …

Utilizing simulated daily flow values for 61 948 stream nodes from the National Water Model
(NWM) v. 2.1 retrospective data set, which covers the period 1979–2020, streamflow peaks …

The identification of flood hazards during emerging public safety crises such as hurricanes
or flash floods is an invaluable tool for first responders and managers yet remains out of …

The change in extreme precipitation events in the conterminous United States (CONUS) has
been of interest to the research communities in recent years for its intensification under …

Floods, often triggered by heavy rainfall or snowmelt, are the most common natural disasters
worldwide. The 2021 Western European Floods (Germany, Netherlands, Belgium) provided …