Earth Sciences

Atmospheric river activity during the late Holocene exceeds modern range of variability in California

C. A. Knight, L. Anderson, et al.

Discover how atmospheric rivers have shaped California's climate over the past 3,200 years in groundbreaking research by Clarke A. Knight and colleagues. This study uncovers pluvial periods that surpassed modern records, emphasizing the urgent need for better planning against extreme weather events.

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