Extreme snow ablation can greatly impact regional hydrology, affecting streamflow, soil
moisture, and groundwater supplies. Relatively little is known about the climatology of …

Abstract Snowfall in the Ohio River Valley, USA, presents a relatively unique challenge due
to the large gradient of event frequency and magnitude, and subsequent levels of …

Prior research evaluating snowfall conditions and temporal trends in the United States often
acknowledges the role of various synoptic-scale weather systems in governing snowfall …

Nitrogen (N) is a critical element in many ecological and biogeochemical processes in forest
ecosystems. Cycling of N is sensitive to changes in climate, atmospheric carbon dioxide …

Reference evapotranspiration data from atmometers at three locations on the Delmarva
Peninsula (USA) were compared to Penman-Monteith reference evapotranspiration (ET o) …

Using synoptic classification techniques, synoptic‐scale weather types associated with large
exports of dissolved organic carbon and nitrate‐nitrogen in three forested watersheds in the …

Climate change impact on snowpack reduction is often conceptualized as increased
average temperature resulting in snow ablation, and a shift in precipitation type favoring rain …