Climate change and extreme weather events (such as droughts, heatwaves, rainstorms and
floods) pose serious challenges for water management, in terms of both water resources …

Climate change and urbanization threaten streams and the biodiversity that rely upon them
worldwide. Emissions of greenhouse gases are causing air and sea surface temperatures to …

When precipitation happens in summer, the thermal runoff from impervious surfaces flow
into urban lakes, causing the rise of the surface water temperature. Such a process …

Prior research confirmed the substantial bias from using precipitation‐based intensity‐
duration‐frequency curves (PREC‐IDF) in design flood estimates and proposed next …

Stream temperatures, which influence dynamics and distributions of the aquatic species and
kinetics of biochemical reactions, are expected to be altered by the climate change …

A thorough understanding of the peak flows under urbanization and climate change—with
the associated uncertainties—is indispensable for mitigating the negative social, economic …

In snow‐dominated regions, a key source of uncertainty in hydrologic prediction and
forecasting is the magnitude and distribution of snow water equivalent (SWE). With …

Many plot‐scale studies have shown that snow‐cover dynamics in forest gaps are distinctly
different from those in open and continuously forested areas, and forest gaps have the …

The thermal regime influences the ecological processes of rivers. It is a significant
contributor to many chemical and biological systems in streams and rivers and thus …

Climate change is reducing summertime water availability and elevating water temperature,
placing human consumptive needs in competition with needs of coldwater fishes. We …