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A 30-Year Climatology of Northeastern U.S. Atmospheric Rivers
While atmospheric rivers are a frequently studied phenomonen along the U.S. West Coast, these features in the northeastern United States have received much less attention. A recent study in JAMC uses a unique visual inspection methodology to create a 30-yr climatology of atmospheric rivers in the northeastern United States to quantify their different characteristics, such as spatial distribution, intensity, duration, and orientation.
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- AMS implements GetFTR for enhanced access to journals
AMS Publications is pleased to announce that we have entered into an agreement with the GetFTR (Get Full Text Research) organization. GetFTR is designed to improve the journey from discovery to access, and to support publishers in helping their researchers quickly reach published content they are entitled to read via their institutional subscriptions. GetFTR also provides researchers with access to up-to-date open content including articles in hybrid journals.
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- The Nonstationary Flood Hydrology of an Urbanizing Arid Watershed
A new JHM study uses observations and reanalysis products to examine the hydroclimatology, hydrometeorology, and hydrology of flash flooding in the Las Vegas Wash watershed.
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- Photographic Visualization of Weather Forecasts with Generative Adversarial Networks
A new article in AIES describes a novel visualization method for weather forecasts that synthesizes future images of an outdoor web camera using conditional generative adversarial networks.
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- Climate Change and Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems in the Coastal Carolinas: Perspectives from Wastewater Managers
A recent study in WCAS seeks to understand the functioning, management, and regulation of onsite wastewater treatment systems in the current climate, the challenges to these systems caused by rising sea levels and increases in extreme weather events, and the adaptation strategies that can be implemented to mitigate negative climate impacts.