Fall snow levels can predict a season’s total snowpack in some western states: washington.edu/news/2023/09/1… via UW News

Simultaneous or back-to-back climate events are straining communities, ecosystems, sectors, and emergency management resources. Examples of such compound events are featured throughout #NCA5 along with adaptations that offer co-benefits. More here-> Focus on #compoundevents (1/5)

I'll be presenting a poster on montane snow projection comparisons Thursday morning AGU (American Geophysical Union). Drop by and say hello! Also, drop me a message if you aren't at AGU, but would like to see the poster.

Now published ⬇️ Go check it out! I’ll also be presenting a poster on this work at AGU’s Chapman conference tomorrow. Drop me a message if you’re not there but would like to see the poster!

New research article: Bayesian physical–statistical retrieval of snow water equivalent and snow depth from X- and Ku-band synthetic aperture radar – demonstration using airborne SnowSAr in SnowEx'17 doi.org/10.5194/tc-18-…

Sublimation of snow (from solid phase directly to vapor) is one of the most perplexing problems/measurement difficulties in snow physics/hydrology. New paper by Lundquist et al provides a sense of what all it takes to quantify this difficult process. journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/…

At the Canadian Geophysical Union? Come check out my presentation tomorrow in the Snow and Glaciers session! I'll be talking about our work using Planet observations of snow cover to estimate spring SWE in alpine meadows.

Flood magnitudes are often connected to precipitation intermittency, or the length of dry spell prior to a flood. Check out our new publication in Science of the Total Environment, led by Dr. Ben Livneh, showing utility of this simple metric for estimating flood risks. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…