This study compares climate simulations over North America produced by a regional climate
model with the driving global climate simulations as well as a multimodel ensemble of global …

Given its large population, vigorous and water‐intensive agricultural industry, and important
ecological resources, the western United States presents a valuable case study for …

The warm‐season rainfall variability over the US Great Plains is examined in a climate
simulation and compared with observations to explore the role of land‐atmosphere …

Precipitation is vital for the water‐limited region of the southwestern United States. Coupled
Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6 global climate models project 21st century …

Mechanism of Future Spring Drying in the Southwestern United States in CMIP5 Models in:
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A vast number of weather forecast and climate models have a common warm-and-dry bias,
accompanied by the underestimation of evapotranspiration and overestimation of surface …

Convection-permitting models (CPM) with at least 4 km horizontal grid spacing enable the
cumulus parameterization to be switched off and thus simulate convective processes more …

Water management, agriculture, and ecological systems are sensitive to the frequency and
timing of precipitation. Here we document historical trends in these characteristics for station …

To determine hydrologic changes in a warmer climate, we impose precipitation and potential
evaporation (Eo) perturbations on hydrologic response functions constructed from …

Climate change is expected to alter the mean and variability of future spring and summer
drought and wet conditions during the twenty-first century across North America, as …