Urbanization has become an irreversible trend and is even more rapid in flood-prone area.
However, the responses of both channel runoff and surface runoff to the urbanization and …

Abstract The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)'s National Water
Model (NWM) provides analyses and predictions of hydrologic variables relevant to drought …

Hydrological models are becoming progressively complex, leading to unclear internal model
behavior, increasing uncertainty, and the risk of equifinality. Accordingly, our study provided …

Flood forecasting remains a significant challenge, particularly when dealing with basins
characterized by small drainage areas (ie, 10 3 km 2 or lower with response time in the …

Streamflow predictions are critical for managing water resources and for environmental
conservation, especially in the water-short Western United States. Land surface models …

Comprehensive assessments of hydrological components are crucial for enhancing
operational water supply simulations. However, hydrological models are often evaluated …

Accurate soil moisture and streamflow data are an aspirational need of many hydrologically
relevant fields. Model simulated soil moisture and streamflow hold promise but models …

Afforestation as a climate change mitigation option has been the subject of intense debate
and study over the last few decades, particularly in the tropics where agricultural activity is …

The distributed hydrologic model WRF‐Hydro can operate in a fully‐coupled mode with the
atmospheric Weather, Research and Forecasting (WRF) model. WRF‐Hydro enhances the …

In this study, the hydrological system of the Weather Research and Forecasting model (WRF-
Hydro) is applied to simulate the streamflow at the Kaidu River Basin, which is vital to the …