Detection Uncertainty Matters for Understanding Atmospheric Rivers

O’Brien, Travis; E. Payne, Ashley; A. Shields, Christine; J. Rutz, Jonathan; Brands, Swen; Castellano, Christopher; Chen, Jiayi; S. Cleveland, William; J. DeFlorio, Michael; Goldenson, Naomi; Gorodetskaya, Irina; Inda Díaz, Héctor; Kashinath, Karthik; Kawzenuk, Brian; Kim, Sol; Krinitskiy, Mikhail; M. Lora, Juan; McClenny, Beth; Michaelis, A.; P. OʼBrien, John; M. Patricola, Christina; M. Ramos, Alexandre; J. Shearer, E.; Tung, Wen‐wen; Ullrich, Paul; Wehner, Michael; Yang, Kevin; Zhang, Rudong; Zhang, Zhenhai; Zhou, Yang

doi:10.1175/bams-d-19-0348.1

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Detection Uncertainty Matters for Understanding Atmospheric Rivers

Published in Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society • Mar 30, 2020

Authors:

Travis O’Brien

Ashley E. Payne

Christine A. Shields

Abstract

Atmospheric rivers (ARs) are increasingly recognized globally as an important weather phenomenon associated with extreme precipitation. There is a substantial body of literature indicating that ARs are responsible for a large fraction of wet-season precipitation on western coasts (Rutz et al. 2019) ...

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Atmospheric research

Environmental science

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