Colin Zarzycki

Oct 12, 2023 | agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Alan M. Rhoades |Colin Zarzycki |Mohammed Ombadi |Héctor A. Inda-Diaz

1 Introduction California is especially susceptible to major cool season flood events (Kattelmann, 1997). Atmospheric rivers (ARs) are largely responsible, accounting for 84% of flood damages in the western United States (Corringham et al., 2019). The most notable California flood event, measured by its intensity, duration, and inundation area, occurred in 1861/1862 (X. Huang & Swain, 2022; Porter et al., 2011).