Atmospheric rivers play an integral role in the global water cycle, but predicting their future
changes remains uncertain due to inter-model and inter-detection-method differences …

Understanding the present and future features of atmospheric rivers (ARs) is critical for
effective disaster prevention and mitigation efforts. This study comprehensively assesses the …

Recent studies suggest that financial development has several implications for the
ecological footprint. However, the relevance of corruption control in the nexus between …

Atmospheric rivers (ARs) are key agents in distributing extratropical precipitation and
transporting moisture poleward. Climate models forced by historical anthropogenic forcing …

Atmospheric rivers (ARs) are narrow, elongated, synoptic jets of water vapor that play
important roles in the global water cycle. The continually developing Tracking Atmospheric …

Abstract The 1997 New Year's flood event was the most costly in California's history. This
compound extreme event was driven by a category 5 atmospheric river that led to …

Aerosols play a key role in polar climate, and are affected by long‐range transport from the
mid‐latitudes, both in the Arctic and Antarctic. This work investigates poleward extreme …

Understanding the variability of atmospheric rivers (ARs) on subseasonal time scales is
pivotal for efficient water resource management along the west coast of North America. ARs …

Abstract Atmospheric Rivers (ARs) are long and narrow bands of strong horizontal water
vapour transport concentrated in the lower troposphere. ARs play an important role in …

Atmospheric rivers are important transport vehicles for Earth's water cycle. Using a high-
resolution, eddy-resolving Earth System Model, atmospheric river impacts on the upper …