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Atmospheric River Frequency‐Category Characteristics Shape U.S. West Coast Runoff
Abstract This study investigates the factors influencing runoff response to atmospheric rivers (ARs) over the U.S. West Coast. We focused on runoff time series variations impacted by AR characteristics (e.g., category and frequency) and land preconditions during Northern Hemisphere cool seasons in t
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