Two consecutive dry years, 2018 and 2019, a warm winter in 2019/20, and a very dry spring
in 2020 led to the development of severe drought in Poland. In this paper, changes in the …

Snow conditions in high‐latitude regions are changing in response to climate warming, and
these changes are likely to accelerate as the warming proceeds. Here, we analyse daily …

Assessment of climate change impacts on climate and hydrology on catchment scale
requires reliable information about the average values and climate fluctuations of the past …

Severe droughts cause substantial damage to different socio-economic sectors, and even
Finland, which has abundant water resources, is not immune to their impacts. To assess the …

Black carbon (BC) deposited on snow lowers its albedo, potentially contributing to warming
in the Arctic. Atmospheric distributions of BC and inorganic aerosols, which contribute …

Simulations by the EURO-CORDEX (European branch of the Coordinated Regional Climate
Downscaling Experiment) regional climate models indicate a widespread future decrease in …

Trafficability in forest terrain is controlled by ground-bearing capacity, which is crucial from
the timber harvesting point of view. In winter, soil frost affects the most the bearing capacity …

Rainfall–runoff models are widely used to predict flows using observed (instrumental) time
series of air temperature and precipitation as inputs. Poor model performance is often …

Nowadays, laser disdrometers constitute a very appealing tool for measuring surface
precipitation properties, by virtue of their capability to estimate not only the rainfall amount …

Protected areas (PAs) are crucial in conserving biodiversity under climate change. In boreal
regions, trends of biologically relevant climate variables (ie, bioclimate) in PAs have …