The methods presented in this study are innovative and interesting, but there's still lots of work to be done to advance the methodology, much of which is outlined in the Discussion section, so please have a look :)

In this study she applies these methods to a California case study, i.e., the December 2022 to January 2023 parade of 9 consecutive landfalling atmospheric rivers that caused 100s of landslides across the state.

Chuxuan's thesis, funded by an NSF PREEVENTS award, explores methods to integrate regional hydrological modeling into land surface hazard research. Chuxuan developed a water balance framework that provides a means to assess hydrological conditions relevant to landslide events over a regional domain.

Observed Changes in Daily Precipitation Intensity in the
United States -> doi.org/10.1029/2022...

Thanks for sharing Patti. Glacial lake outburst flooding, in Alaska and elsewhere, are indeed on our radar. Lots indicating an upward trend. Also–credit where due–I did not write The Conversation piece, that was Brian Yanites (@geomorphyuggs.bsky.social; also lead author of the Science paper).

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In the PacNW, the remedy is to rub spores from sword ferns on the affected area.