Where Does the Snow Go? Tracking Snowmelt Water Through Mountain Catchments - Mountain catchments are frequently influenced by snow, which affects the seasonality of runoff. Additionally, higher ...

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Methodology plays a crucial role in sampling meltwater for stable water isotope analysis. We tested three different setups in boreal subarctic conditions. The passive capillary sampler setup appears ...

The AGU TC on Catchment Hydrology seeks to support early career scientists (undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdocs) by highlighting their recent (within last 6 months) publications th...

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It is commonly considered that imagination is something some people have and others are born lacking. That it is something that artists, poets, and storytellers are blessed with whilst the rest of …

It’s wet in Northern California, and seems like a good time to talk about hydrology – the study of water movement on the earth’s surface.

We offer a postdoctoral position in mountain hydrology focusing on snowmelt water distribution in the critical zone under climate variability using modelling approaches applied to a large set of ...

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Tropical cyclones (TCs) are one of the major natural hazards to island and coastal communities and ecosystems. However, isotopic compositions of TC-derived precipitation (P) in surface water (SW) and...

The stable water isotopic composition of water (18O and 2H) is an increasingly utilized tool to distinguish between different pools of water along the soil‐plant‐atmosphere continuum (SPAC) and thus...