The Andes is the longest cordillera in the world and extends from northern South America to
the southern extreme of the continent (from 11° N to 53° S). The Andes runs through seven …

The assessment of sources of moisture is key to the understanding of the hydrological cycle
at different time scales, because it enables the establishment of source-sink relationships …

The water cycle over the Amazon basin is a regulatory mechanism for regional and global
climate. The atmospheric moisture evaporated from this basin represents an important …

This paper provides an updated review of the most relevant scientific literature related to the
hydroclimate of the Andes. The Andes, the longest cordillera in the world, faces major …

ABSTRACT Northern South America is among the regions with the highest vulnerability to
climate change. General Circulation Models (GCMs) are among the different tools …

This review discusses observed hydroclimatic trends and future climate projections for the
Amazon. Warming over this region is a fact, but the magnitude of the warming trend varies …

Abstract Analyzing December–February (DJF) precipitation in the southern tropical Andes—
STA (12^ ∘\, S 12∘ S–20^ ∘\, S 20∘ S;> 3000 masl) allows revisiting regional atmospheric …

The Intra–Americas Seas region is known for its relevance to air–sea interaction processes,
the contrast between large water masses and a relatively small continental area, and the …

The Colombian power sector is highly dependent on hydroelectricity, making it vulnerable to
both annual dry seasons and the droughts brought by the El Niño-Southern Oscillation …

The Amazon forest enhances precipitation levels regionally as trees take up water from the
soil and release it back into the atmosphere through transpiration. Therefore, land‐use …