heat wave
ASU-SRP snow surveys show much of Arizona’s headwater snowpack melted in weeks
Repeat airborne snow surveys over the Upper Black River found that due to a dry and warm winter, most of the snow water measured in January and February had melted by mid-March, offering water managers a view of how quickly the season changed. The first flight in January measured about 9.1 thousand acre-feet (TAF) of snow…
Geophysical Research Letters Publication
A new publication in Geophysical Research Letters (Mondal and Vivoni, 2025) quantifies the characteristics of the hot drought of the summer of 2023 in the Southwest US and northern Mexico, finding interconnections between day and night and between regions that were previously unknown. Congratulations to the authors associated with the Center for Hydrologic Innovations!