Projecting the impacts of future climate change is critical for water managers planning infrastructure resilience strategies. Global earth system model output is generally too coarse to provide the detailed, localized information needed for impact assessment, and the computational cost of running higher‐resolution gl...
N. Lybarger, E. Gutmann, A. Newman et al.· Journal of Geophysical Resea...· 0 citations
Water Supply refers to the freshwater resources generated through precipitation and snowmelt; stored in snowpack, soil moisture, groundwater, rivers, lakes, and reservoirs; lost through evaporation, transpiration, and sublimation; and redirected via human withdrawals. Characterizing the available water supply is critic...
This study investigates how uncertainties in high-resolution observation-based gridded datasets (OBGDs) influence downscaled climate projections in the Puget Sound region of the Pacific Northwest, U.S. We compare four OBGDs (gridMET, nClimGrid, Livneh, and GMFD) with station observations and identify significant disa...
Graham W. Taylor, Keith W. Dixon, Liqiang Sun et al.· Journal of Applied Meteorolo...· 0 citations
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