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Murphy , Sheila 1 1 U.S. Geological Survey Extreme climate events– such as hurricanes, droughts, extreme precipitation, and wildfires– have the potential to alter watershed processes and stream response. Yet due to the destructive and hazardous nature and unpredictability of such events, capturing their hydrochemical signal is challenging. A five-year...

Kochanski , Kelly 1 ; Tucker , Gregory 2 ; Anderson , Robert S 3 1 University of Colorado at Boulder - Geological Sciences 2 University of Coloardo at Boulder - Geological Sciences 3 University of Colorado at Boulder - Geological Sciences Snow surfaces are roughened and textured by the...

Kasprzyk , Joseph 1 1 University of Colorado Boulder Due to climatic and land use change, water managers are increasingly interested in the influence of uncertainty in their systems. Current hydrologic forecasting frameworks often consider variable initial conditions to represent a range of potential conditions, and use statistical models to...

Jennings , Keith S 1 ; Molotch , Noah P 2 1 University of Colorado Boulder 2 University of Colorado Boulder It is well known that climate warming invokes nonlinear responses in snow accumulation and melt within the seasonal snow zone. Previous research has shown that higher, colder sites are...

Hotchkiss , Erin 1 1 Biological Sciences, Virginia Tech Despite much research identifying inland waters as active players in the carbon cycle, the relative role of hydrologic transport and in situ transformations in controlling carbon fluxes and fate along aquatic continua is still uncertain. Further, conclusions about the function of...

Hinckley , Eve-Lyn S. 1 1 Environmental Studies, Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research; CU Boulder California’s wine industry is both a major revenue stream to the State, at $62B per year, and a hydro-biogeochemical manipulation at a grand scale. During the growing (dry) season, winegrowers apply an average of...

Hill , Alice F. 1 ; Stallard , Robert F. 2 ; Rittger , Karl 3 1 University of Colorado-Boulder; Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Science 2 United States Geological Survey, Boulder, Colorado; Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research 3 National Snow and Ice Data Center; Cooperative Institute for...

Hendrickson , Patrick J 1 ; Gooseff , Michael N 2 ; Huryn , Alexander D 3 1 University of Colorado-Boulder 2 University of Colorado-Boulder 3 University of Alabama Aufeis (icings or naleds) are seasonal arctic and sub-arctic features that form through repeated overflow and freeze events of river or...

Heldmyer , Aaron J 1 ; Livneh , Ben 2 ; Kampf , Stephanie 3 1 University of Colorado Boulder 2 University of Colorado Boulder 3 Colorado State University Abstract. The complex effects of wildfire disturbances on the quality and availability of water are far-reaching and often difficult to anticipate,...

Hayashi , Masaki 1 1 Department of Geoscience, University of Calgary Many of us have been awed by the stunningly beautiful view of alpine lakes and streams – and they are not just beautiful. Nearly half of the world population relies on rivers originating in high mountains for water supply...