Hydrology is an integrative discipline linking the broad array of water‐related research with
physical, ecological, and social sciences. The increasing breadth of hydrological research …

Climate change is altering the seasonal accumulation and ablation of snow across mid-
latitude mountainous regions in the Northern Hemisphere with profound implications for the …

End member mixing analysis (EMMA) is a commonly applied method to identify and quantify
the dominant runoff producing sources of water. It employs tracers to determine the …

We used co‐located observations of snow depth, soil temperature, and moisture and energy
fluxes to monitor variability in snowmelt infiltration and vegetation water use at mixed‐conifer …

Despite a multitude of small catchment studies, we lack a deep understanding of how
variations in critical zone architecture lead to variations in hydrologic states and fluxes. This …

Accelerating warming, changes in the amount, timing, and form of precipitation, and rapidly
growing populations highlight the need for improved predictions of snowmelt‐driven water …

Intermittent rivers and ephemeral streams (IRES) account for over 50% of the world's river
network and are expected to increase with climate change and the increasing pressure on …

Understanding how changing climatic conditions affect streamflow volume and timing is
critical for effective water management. In the Rio Grande Basin of the southwest US …

Global warming would inevitably lead to the increased glacier–snow meltwater and
mountainous discharge. Taking an example the Hulugou River Basin in the Qilian …

Cryosphere meltwater has been recognized as an important source of local water resources.
However, there are few assessments on the contribution from frozen soil meltwater. In this …