Climate Model Assessment of Changes in Winter–Spring Streamflow Timing over North America

Volume: 31, Issue: 14, Pages: 5581 - 5593
Published: Jul 1, 2018
Abstract
Over regions where snowmelt runoff substantially contributes to winter–spring streamflows, warming can accelerate snowmelt and reduce dry-season streamflows. However, conclusive detection of changes and attribution to anthropogenic forcing is hindered by the brevity of observational records, model uncertainty, and uncertainty concerning internal variability. In this study, the detection/attribution of changes in midlatitude North American...
Paper Details
Title
Climate Model Assessment of Changes in Winter–Spring Streamflow Timing over North America
Published Date
Jul 1, 2018
Volume
31
Issue
14
Pages
5581 - 5593
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