The primary goal of the dual-frequency precipitation radar (DPR) aboard the Global
Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Core Observatory satellite is to infer precipitation rate and …

Precipitation represents a life‐critical energy and hydrologic exchange between the Earth's
atmosphere and its surface. As such, knowledge of where, when and how much rain and …

Retrievals of falling snow from space-based observations represent key inputs for
understanding and linking Earth's atmospheric, hydrological, and energy cycles. This work …

Abstract The Tibetan Plateau (TP), also called the Third Pole, is considered to be “the world
water tower”. The northwestern TP (NWTP), which has an average elevation higher than …

The measurement of global precipitation is important for quantifying and understanding the
Earth's systems. While gauges form the basis of conventional measurements, global …

This study analyzes the influence of marine cold‐air outbreaks (MCAO) on snowfall and
cloud properties in the North Atlantic Ocean using CloudSat observations. Comparing …

Retrievals of ice and snow are made from Ka‐and W‐band zenith‐pointing Doppler radars
at Hyytiälä, Finland, during the snow experiment component of the Biogenic Aerosols …

Triple collocation (TC) is a novel method for quantifying the uncertainties of three data sets
with mutually independent errors and has been widely used over different geographical …

Precipitation retrieval is a challenging topic, especially in high latitudes (HL), and current
precipitation products face ample challenges over these regions. This study investigates the …

Abstract Precipitation over the Tibetan Plateau (TP) has major societal impacts in South and
East Asia, but its spatiotemporal variations are not well understood, mainly because of the …