Abstract: his paper presents an assessment of the operational system used by the Meteorological Service of Canada for producing near-real-time precipitation analyses over North America. The Canadian Precipitation Analysis (CaPA) ...

Abstract: Consistent and continuous fields provided by precipitation analyses are valuable for hydrometeorological applications and land data assimilation modeling, among others. Providing uncertainty estimates is a logical step in ...

Abstract: AbstractSensible and latent heat fluxes over Lake Superior are computed using a variational approach with a Bowen ratio constraint and inputs of 7 years of half-hourly temporal resolution observations of hydrometeorological ...

Abstract: eteorological ensemble prediction systems (M-EPS) are generally set up at lower resolution than for their deterministic counterparts. Operational hydrologists are thus more prone to selecting deterministic meteorological ...

Abstract: AbstractMonitoring, understanding, and forecasting the hydrologic cycle of large freshwater basins often requires a broad suite of data and models. Many of these datasets and models, however, are susceptible to variations ...

Abstract: AbstractA one-dimensional mixed layer dynamic lake model is enhanced with snow and ice physics for an examination of processes governing ice cover and phenology in a small boreal lake. The complete snowpack physics module ...

Abstract: To improve the representation of the land surface in their operational numerical weather prediction (NWP) models, the Meteorological Research Division of Environment Canada (EC) is developing an external hydrometeorological ...

Abstract: and surface schemes (LSSs) are of potential interest both to hydrologists looking for innovative ways to simulate river flow and the land surface water balance and to atmospheric scientists looking to improve weather and ...