• Paper Berghuijs, W. R., R. A. Woods, and M. Hrachowitz, 2014: A precipitation shift from snow towards rain leads to a decrease in streamflow. Nature Clim Change, 4, 583–586,https://doi.org/10.1038/nclimate2246.
• Tuftedal, Matthew, David J. Delene and Andrew Detwiler, Precipitation Evaluation of the North Dakota Cloud Modification Project (NDCMP) using Rain Gauge Observations, Atmospheric Research, 269, 105996, 2022, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.atmosres.2021.105996.
  • Looked at this. What did you think. Pulled NWS data form two. Can both rain and snow data.
  • Got USGS site, but just provide short term.
  • Look at Canada, https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/clim/28/11/jcli-d-14-00697.1.xml.

• Look at BerghuijsEtAl 2014. for Review. Need to get paper, not easy.
• Put together draft of comments on at least these papers.
• Look for stream data.

• Plot similar to Indus River plot, for Grand Forks Red River.

• When over doing some plotting in Excel.
• Here for the next two week, then emails on Wednesday.

• Revise plots.
  • Make same 7 years, plot.
  • Make all data times series plot.
  • See about how they “averaged” or “filtered” the data, see if can do the same things, which is a linear polynomial … with window size 3.

• Discussed how to work on topic proposal.
  • Expand the paper review, in introduction section.
    • End introduction, a paragraph that state the objective
      • Objective is follow paper we found, but for Red River Valley.
    • Methods, give overview of the paper's methods.
      • Start with where you are getting river data from …
      • Where is there precipitation data …
    • Results,
      • Red River 7 year plot. Put in if you can.

• Next Wednesday, end of day. Steve email draft of the topic proposal.

Not meeting next week. Gone. Talk with Dr. Zhang if you have questions. Email draft/version every Wednesday. I'll email comments back. Meet next Dec 6, to talk about slide show presentation for Dec 11.