Mountains play an outsized role in water resource availability, and the amount and timing of
water they provide depend strongly on temperature. To that end, we ask the question: How …

Sublimation of Snow in: Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society Volume 105 Issue
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This systematic review examines the global agricultural relevance and practical
environmental implications of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) within the phylum …

In the 21st century, warmer temperatures and changing atmospheric circulation will likely
produce unprecedented changes in Western United States snowfall,–, with impacts on the …

Water is a critical resource that causes significant challenges to inhabitants of the western
United States. These challenges are likely to intensify as the result of expanding population …

Snow that accumulates seasonally in mountain headwaters is traditionally a vast and
consistent natural reservoir, providing water as the snow melts in the spring and summer …

Measurements of atmospheric structure and surface energy budgets distributed along a high-
altitude mountain watershed environment near Crested Butte, Colorado, from two separate …

Hydrologic processes associated with intermountain cold-season precipitation in the Upper
Colorado River basin have important impacts on avalanche forecasting and water resource …

Despite the crucial role of bioaerosol particles (BAP) in our climate system, local
ecosystems, and human health, our grasp on their atmospheric interactions is hampered by …

Accurate measurements of snowfall in mid-and high-latitudes are particularly important,
because snow provides a vital freshwater source, and impacts glacier mass balances as …