A new research article is accepted in Journal of Hydrology. The title of the article is "Atlantic Ocean Sea Surface Temperatures and Southeast United States Streamflow Variability: Associations with the Recent Multi-decadal Decline" [link]. This study is supported by our NSF P2C2 project [link]. Highlights: • Multidecadal decline in observed records of Southeastern U.S. streamflow since ∼1990. • Proposed drivers of this decline are AMO warm phase coupled with multiple La Nina events. • SVD gridded Atlantic Oceans (AO) SSTs confirm a teleconnection with SEUS streamflow. • SVD indicates rapid increase in AO SSTs corresponds to rapid decrease in SEUS streamflow. • Using SVD to establish a specific SST driver eliminates noise and verifies the AMO signal. |
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