Hydrology and Climate Change Article Summaries

Journal of Hydrometeorology

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Total articles tracked from this journal: 31

2026
Wang et al. (2026) Multidimensional evaluation of the gridded precipitation datasets over the source region of the Yellow River
2026
Burić (2026) Are Changes in Seasonal and Annual Precipitation in the Balkan Peninsula Driven by Increases in Anthropogenic Greenhouse Gases or by Teleconnection Variability?
2026
Currier et al. (2026) Scale and seasonal dependent sensitivity of hydrologic projections in the Colorado River Basin to different downscaling methods
2026
Tien et al. (2026) Evaluation of Seasonal Precipitation Forecasts over the Upper Tigris–Euphrates Basin
2026
Maruf et al. (2026) Soil moisture decorrelation timescales are sensitive to precipitation variability and land-atmosphere coupling
2026
Nguyen et al. (2026) PERSIANN-Unet: A Global Deep Learning Framework for Near-Real-Time Precipitation Estimation Using Infrared Data
2026
Makhasana et al. (2026) Understanding Land-Atmosphere Interactions During Coupling Whiplash Events
2026
Cannon et al. (2026) Deep Learning for Multi-Satellite Precipitation Retrievals: Impact of Tomorrow.io’s Microwave Sounders
2026
Blanco et al. (2026) On two definitions for precipitation intensity: differences, artifacts and ambiguities
2026
Woody et al. (2026) Regional Analysis of Snow Presence Trends in the Northern Hemisphere
2026
Gorooh et al. (2026) Enhancing Deterministic Freezing-Level Predictions in the Northern Sierra Nevada through Deep Neural Networks
2026
Dollan et al. (2026) How Frequent Will the Rarest Daily Rainfall Records of Hurricane Ida’s Remnants Be in the Future?
2026
Zhan et al. (2026) Categories of Machine Learning–Based Multisource Precipitation Estimation
2026
Dollan et al. (2026) Multiday Precipitation Extremes are Projected to Become Less Likely in Southern Pakistan
2026
Monsalve et al. (2026) Quantifying the Effect of a Parallax-Correcting Algorithm for Passive Microwave Satellite Precipitation Retrievals across the Conterminous United States
2026
Hu et al. (2026) Understanding Subseasonal Moisture Recycling from Extreme MCSs Using a Land–Atmosphere Coupled Water Tracer Model
2025
Lopes et al. (2025) Dynamically Downscaled European Water Budget Quantities in the Presence of Sea Surface Temperature Uncertainty
2025
Ma et al. (2025) Spatial and Temporal Variability of Cloud Water Content and Precipitation Efficiency in the Tienshan Mountains
2025
Ma et al. (2025) Model Calibration and Data Assimilation for the National Water Model: A Case Study over California
2025
Liu et al. (2025) A Nonstationary Probabilistic Approach for Probable Maximum Precipitation Estimation Based on Global Climate Model Large Ensembles
2025
Cerato et al. (2025) Summer Drought Predictability in the Euro-Mediterranean Region in Seasonal Forecasts
2025
Ono et al. (2025) Estimating Maximum Precipitation for an Extreme Rainfall Event in Japan Using Lower-Level Shifts of Atmospheric Initial and Boundary Conditions
2025
Wen et al. (2025) Terrain-Driven Variability of Raindrop Size Distribution and Rainfall Kinetic Energy in Shaanxi, China, and Implications for Microphysics Estimation
2025
Jiang et al. (2025) Assessing the Simulation of Ephemeral-Snow Duration in the Tibetan Plateau
2025
Ghosh et al. (2025) Optimal Configuration of a Convection-Permitting Regional Climate Model in Simulating Precipitation Extremes: The Saguenay Flood
2025
Koster et al. (2025) Investigations into the Subseasonal Predictability of Soil Moisture and Streamflow
2025
Yang et al. (2025) Improving Weeks 1–2 Temperature Forecasts in the Sierra Nevada Region Using Analog Ensemble Postprocessing with Implications for Better Prediction of Snowmelt, Water Storage, and Streamflow
2025
Gambini et al. (2025) Uncertainty Quantification and Spatial Biases Assessment in Precipitation Forecasts: A Methodology for Real-Time Flood Forecasting Applications
2025
Su et al. (2025) Improving National Water Model Flood Forecast Skill over Coastal Western U.S. River Basins
2025
Dougherty et al. (2025) Historical Warming and Drying in Colorado and Their Impact on Cool-Season Precipitation and Snow
2025
Wang et al. (2025) Understanding Overland Satellite-Based Precipitation Errors in IMERG Products as a Function of Input Sources
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