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Changing River Flood Timing in the Northeastern and Upper Midwest United States: Weakening of Seasonality over Time?

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Dhakal, N.; Palmer, R.N. Changing River Flood Timing in the Northeastern and Upper Midwest United States: Weakening of Seasonality over Time? Water 2020, 12, 1951.

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Abstract (from Water): Climate change is likely to impact precipitation as well as snow accumulation and melt in the Northeastern and Upper Midwest United States, ultimately affecting the quantity and seasonal distribution of streamflow. The objective of this study is to analyze seasonality of long-term daily annual maximum streamflow (AMF) records and its changes for 158 sites in Northeastern and Upper Midwest Unites States. A comprehensive circular statistical approach comprising a kernel density method was used to assess the seasonality of AMF. Temporal changes were analyzed by separating the AMF records into two 30-year sub-periods (1951–1980 and 1981–2010). Results for temporal change in seasonality showed mixed pattern/trend [...]

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Author :
Nirajan Dhakal, Richard Palmer
Funding Agency :
Northeast CASC

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  • National and Regional Climate Adaptation Science Centers
  • Northeast CASC

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citationTypeJournal Article
journalWater
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