The report summarizes the science and the impacts of climate change on the United States,
now and in the future. It focuses on climate change impacts in different regions of the US and …

Snow is an important component of the hydrological cycle. As a major part of the cryosphere,
snow cover also represents a valuable terrestrial water resource. In the context of climate …

Abstract The western United States is a region long defined by water challenges. Climate
change adds to those historical challenges, but does not, for the most part, introduce entirely …

Snow cover mapping algorithms utilizing multispectral satellite data at various spatial
resolutions are available, each treating subpixel variation differently. Past evaluations of …

This study examined shifts in climate regimes over the global land area using the Köppen–
Trewartha (K–T) climate classification by analyzing observations during 1900–2010, and …

Abstract Changes in snowmelt-related streamflow timing have implications for water
availability and use as well as ecologically relevant shifts in streamflow. Historical trends in …

Many mountainous and high‐latitude regions have experienced more precipitation as rain
rather than snow due to warmer winter temperatures. Further decreases in the annual snow …

Monthly snow water equivalent (SWE) station observations and gridded temperature data
are used to identify mechanisms by which warming affects the temporal and geographical …

Assessment of Drought due to Historic Climate Variability and Projected Future Climate Change
in the Midwestern United States in: Journal of Hydrometeorology Volume 11 Issue 1 (2010) …

This paper analyzes the proportion of snowfall days relative to precipitation days, in order to
assess the impact of changing temperatures on snowfall, while minimizing the impact of …