The knowledge of the annual cycle of rainfall is of primary concern for many socioeconomic
activities such as agricultural planning, electricity generation, and flood and other disaster …

Understanding the impact of anthropogenically altering freshwater flow to estuaries is a
growing information need for coastal managers. Due to differences in watershed …

Abstract The Florida Water and Climate Alliance (FloridaWCA) is a stakeholder–scientist
partnership committed to increasing the relevance of climate science data and tools at time …

Florida has a distinct wet season, which serves the annual water needs of the State and
beyond. Our earlier studies have indicated that in addition to the seasonal rainfall …

The sub-tropical, flat, peninsular region of Florida is subject to a unique climate with extreme
weather events that impact agriculture, public health, and management of natural resources …

Wetlands are the largest natural source of methane (CH4); however, the contribution of
subtropical wetlands to global CH4 budgets is still unclear due to difficulties in accurately …

Regionalizing Global Climate Variations: A Study of the Southeastern US Regional Climate
provides a framework for understanding regional climate in light of the many assessment …

Many subtropical coastal wetland vegetation communities are transitioning from herbaceous
marsh to woody mangrove, often facilitated by sea-level rise. This study investigated the …

This study focuses on investigating how climate variabilities exhibited in summer and winter
precipitation in the Southern United States (SEUS) are possibly modulated by large scale …

Assessing the performance of General Circulation Models (GCMs) in simulating historical
regional precipitation is essential for climate assessments. This study analysed 18 GCMs …