2021
DOI: 10.5194/hess-2021-472
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Projecting the impacts of end of century climate extremes on the hydrology in California

Abstract: Abstract. In California, it is essential to understand the evolution of water resources in response to a changing climate to sustain its economy and agriculture and build resilient communities. Although extreme conditions have characterized the historical hydroclimate of California, climate change will likely intensify hydroclimatic extremes by the End of Century (EoC). However, few studies have investigated the impacts of EoC extremes on watershed hydrology. We use cutting-edge global climate and integrated h… Show more

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“…The Cosumnes supports some of the last remaining wetland and riparian habitat in the Sacramento Central Valley as well as a burgeoning viticultural economy and other agricultural production. An integrated hydrologic model of the Cosumnes watershed has been developed with the ParFlow-CLM model, and used to explore a myriad of above-and below-ground watershed dynamics including drought whiplash (Maina, Siirila-Woodburn, Newcomer, et al, 2020), wildfires (Maina & Siirila-Woodburn, 2019) modeling impacts due meteorological forcing resolution (Maina, Siirila-Woodburn, & Vahmani, 2020), and projections of end-of-century hydrologic states (Maina et al, 2021). A series of model validation exercises have been conducted to test the model ability to represent key hydrologic processes.…”
Section: Site Description and Selected Water Yearmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Cosumnes supports some of the last remaining wetland and riparian habitat in the Sacramento Central Valley as well as a burgeoning viticultural economy and other agricultural production. An integrated hydrologic model of the Cosumnes watershed has been developed with the ParFlow-CLM model, and used to explore a myriad of above-and below-ground watershed dynamics including drought whiplash (Maina, Siirila-Woodburn, Newcomer, et al, 2020), wildfires (Maina & Siirila-Woodburn, 2019) modeling impacts due meteorological forcing resolution (Maina, Siirila-Woodburn, & Vahmani, 2020), and projections of end-of-century hydrologic states (Maina et al, 2021). A series of model validation exercises have been conducted to test the model ability to represent key hydrologic processes.…”
Section: Site Description and Selected Water Yearmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A complete description of the Cosumnes ParFlow-CLM configuration, including input datasets and validation with observations and other remotely sensed datasets can be found in Maina, Siirila-Woodburn, Newcomer, et al (2020). The spin-up condition to obtain the initial condition, which consists of a one-time spatial kriging to obtain a map of initial pressure field then a simulation period of precipitation minus evapotranspiration of average climate forcing, then followed be a final step of recursively running a nearly average transient water year (WY2019) recursively until convergence is reached within 1%, similar to Maina et al (2021) and Maina, Siirila-Woodburn, Newcomer, et al (2020).…”
Section: Integrated Hydrologic Flow and Particle Trackingmentioning
confidence: 99%