Tracking the Evolution of Snow Drought in the U.S. Pacific Northwest at Variable Scales
B. M. Roberts‐Pierel,
M. S. Raleigh,
R. E. Kennedy
Abstract:Long‐term and year‐to‐year changes in climate can cause anomalously warm and/or dry conditions, leading to periods with snowfall deficits known as snow droughts. How the occurrence of distinct types of snow drought has evolved at different spatial and temporal scales is not well understood. Here, we investigate how snow droughts and associated seasonal snow conditions vary subseasonally in the US Pacific Northwest. We specifically consider differences with spatial unit (point vs. river basin), data set and int… Show more
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