Transportation infrastructure, hydroelectric networks, and recreational resources across the Sierra Nevada are tightly coupled with hydrological processes and fluctuations.

Climate patterns in the Sierra Nevada are the outcome of elevation, latitude, the annual migration of the jet stream and the Pacific anticyclone. In addition, climate has profound effects on both …

2019年7月5日 · In this article we want to determine the impact that climate change has had over recent years in the hydrology of the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta, Magdalena, Colombia.

rministic Unet model over the Yuba-Feather watershed, a hydrologically critical basin in northern California. We introduce two variants of our model, Unet–Log and Unet–GMM, which utilize the …

More than half of the regional trend is anthropogenic. Trends in all quantities are detectable (beyond natural variability). ~60% of 1949-1999 “trends” in these quantities are attributable to anthropogenic forcings (greenhouse gases, ozone, sulfate aerosols).

Warming will have impacts on precipitation at certain elevations – more will fall as rain where it has historically fallen as snow. Precipitation extremes are projected to increase as both …

2024年5月1日 · Even after the springtime tumult of rushing rivers and roaring falls has passed, trickling meltwater continues to fill streambeds through the hot, dry summers of Yosemite’s …

a key source of water for many of California’s 38 million res-idents and nearly the entire population of western Nevada. The purpose of this study was to assess the impacts of …

The western portion of the Sierra Nevada receives moisture and warm air from prevailing westerly winds off the North Pacific Ocean (Dettinger et al. 2018). As air moves upward over the …

2025年2月8日 · Projected climate changes in the Sierra Nevada region are significantly affecting its ecosystems, influenced by long-term warming trends, shifts in precipitation, declining …