Delighted to share an animation spotlighting our recent publication on the continuity of #MODIS and #VIIRS Global #Reservoir Product, thoughtfully prepared by NASA. More about "Behind the Paper" at: communities.springernature.com/videos/transit…

Planet is warming ~0.03C/year. Aerosols (see below) account for ~1/8 of that, i.e. ~0.004C/year. La Nina/El Nino transition led to ~0.5C warming during past year, 100 x as much warming as aerosols. It is absolutely absurd to attribute the warming spike to aerosols.

Just two weeks left to apply for the 2024 Instrumentation Discovery Travel Grant! This year the program will have a focus on Critical Zone Science. Awards are up to $2000. Apply by May 1st. cuahsi.org/grant-opportun…

ASCE/EWRI Risk & Uncertainty Committee is hosting a bi-monthly webinar series. Dr. Stacey Archfield (USGS) will discuss "Addressing non-stationarity in frequency-based streamflow statistics." Friday, April 26, 2:00 to 3:00 pm EST. online via Zoom link clemson.zoom.us/j/95420837862?….

If you’re wondering how climate scientists connect climate change to individual extreme weather events, or whether climate change contributed to the flooding in Dubai, read this! theclimatebrink.com/p/pinning-down…

How it started vs. how it's going quote from: discovermagazine.com/environment/th…

In our new study, we investigated the intensification of flash drought episodes in South Asia triggered by anthropogenic and atmospheric variability. This research has been published in Communications Earth & Environment (Nature Portfolio).

Postdoc opp coming soon! Later this summer I'll be recruiting a 2yr postdoc to do snowmelt modeling and fieldwork in the beautiful Henry's Fork River watershed. Start date after 10/01/24. Details to come, but reach out to me if interested or know someone who would be! #Hydrology

The ASCE/EWRI Risk & Uncertainty Committee is hosting a webinar series: Join us for an insightful presentation by Dr. Günter Blöschl on the topic- "Processes of River Flood Generation – Are They Changing?" 2-3 PM (EST), Wednesday, 19th June Zoom link: clemson.zoom.us/j/99543951338?…

We hosted an enlightening webinar featuring Dr. Günter Blöschl, who discussed "Processes of River Flood Generation – Are They Changing?" The video link is provided below. This event was organized by the ASCE/EWRI Risk & Uncertainty Committee. youtube.com/watch?v=Yo8w_I…

Researchers investigate influences of #flash #droughts TAMU Engineering Nature Portfolio phys.org/news/2024-07-d…

I'm happy to share that our paper, published in Geophysical Research Letters (AGU), is one of the most widely read papers and ranks within the top 10% of all publications. Title: Compound Wind and Precipitation Extremes in Global Coastal Regions Under Climate Change

What if droughts could strike in just days? Flash droughts can do just that, causing severe impacts on agriculture and energy. Dr. Ashok Mishra & global researchers are studying these rapid droughts to develop strategies for mitigating their effects. tx.ag/CVENDroughts

The last few hours. I submitted today, so did many! Thanks to authors who submitted to our session. We have the fantastic Ashok Mishra and Fiona Johnson as invited speakers who submitted well ahead of time, of course. Coconveners Chandra Rajulapati Riddhi Singh

Clemson University/South Carolina Water Resources Center is looking for a Postdoctoral Fellow to work on Water Resources Planning and Management to further efforts to develop a comprehensive State Water Plan. Follow this link to submit your application: apply.interfolio.com/151303

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Led by Teymoor Seydi, we developed Physics-informed #MachineLearning models to infer soil burn severity (SBS) from Vegetation Burn Severity (VBS) Published in Earth's Future, available #OpenAccess at doi.org/10.1029/2024EF… #wildfire #remotesensing #Weather #soil #climate