Heatwaves, droughts and wildfires in 2022 raised questions about how prepared the UK is
for extreme events and how they might become more frequent in the future. This paper …

Recent studies have revealed evidence of trends in the median or mean flood discharge in
Europe over the last 5 decades, with clear and coherent regional patterns. The aim of this …

A cluster of recent floods in the UK has prompted significant interest in the question of
whether floods are becoming more frequent or severe over time. Many trend assessments …

Water infrastructure design and flood mitigation projects are currently based on a so-called
stationary assumption. However, this assumption has been challenged in recent years due …

The strengths and weaknesses of different statistical methodologies for attributing changes
in streamflow to land cover are still poorly understood. We examine the relationships …

This article addresses a major theme in fluvial geomorphology on which Professor Ken
Gregory contributed much pioneering research, that of quantitative relations of …

This study compares the flood regime of rivers in Ukraine and Austria over the last decades.
We used data from mountain and lowland watersheds, where floods are caused by different …

Drought forecasting and early warning systems for water resource extremes are increasingly
important tools in water resource management in Europe where increased population …

Under changing environments, conventional methods based on an assumption of
stationarity can lead to unreliable estimates of design rainfall quantiles. In this study, the …

With increasing concerns on the impacts of climate change, there is wide interest in
understanding whether hydrometric and environmental series display any sort of trend …