Water Equivalent in Western Basins - Interactive Graphs. Official Dataset Name. NRCS SNOTEL Snow Water Equivalent. Direct Link. NRCS Snow Water Equivalent Graphs for Western River Basins. Dataset Imag ...

than a week of torrential rain in mid-September 2011 caused deadly floods across Sichuan, Shannxi, and Henan provinces in China. The map above shows differences from average precipitation across China ...

shades of red on the map show, the western United States saw warmer-than-average temperatures in September. California, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming had September temperatures among their top ten warmest ...

Extension Service estimates that extreme drought conditions have led to a record $5.2 billion in agricultural losses, a number that surpassed the $4.1 billion record set in 2006. Due to the lack of wa ...

dumped nearly five feet of rain across southern Central America, causing flooding and landslides in several areas. The map above shows the difference from average precipitation across Central America ...

zebra mussels have all but eliminated native mussels by attaching to their shells (demonstrated in the photo above), inhibiting their movement, and competing with them for food. In addition to competi ...

and Indigenous priorities are needed but can simultaneously place a burden on Tribal communities in Alaska. The lack of capacity at the local level to receive and distribute these funds is challenging ...

the anthropogenic climate drivers that are currently increasing the radiative forcing of the atmosphere, Earth's energy balance and climate will eventually reach a new state of equilibrium where equal ...

winds. When the surface temperature anomaly is expected to persist, and the ocean and the atmosphere are both showing characteristic changes, we call this El Niño conditions—and coupled conditions did ...

climate-related variables over time (temperature, wind speed, rainfall, solar radiative power, CO2). Students can select specific countries to see how the selected variables change. In order to make ...