Abstract General Circulation and Earth System Models are the most advanced tools for
investigating climate responses to future scenarios of greenhouse gas emissions, playing …

We present CAMELS-CH (Catchment Attributes and MEteorology for large-sample Studies-
Switzerland), a large-sample hydro-meteorological data set for hydrological Switzerland in …

Selecting an appropriate model for a catchment is challenging, and choosing an
inappropriate model can yield unreliable results. The Automatic Model Structure …

Multi-model studies are widespread in large-sample hydrology. However, significant
challenges remain in identifying interpretable connections between high-performing model …

Streamflow exhibits persistent decadal variability; however, it is unclear if the magnitude and
spatial extent of these variabilities are symmetric for droughts and floods. Here, we examine …

The geometry of river channels defines their discharge conveyance capacity and can alter
the flood regime. While most rivers follow the Theory of Hydraulic Geometry at-a-station …

The comparison of models in geosciences involves refining a single model or comparing
various model structures. However, such model comparison studies are potentially invalid …

Hydrological extremes are a growing concern worldwide. However, joint studies of floods
and droughts are scarce, their generating mechanisms are unknown in many regions, and …

Rainfall-runoff models play a vital role in understanding hydrologic processes, estimating
streamflow, and predicting flood and drought risks across various scales. However …

Hydrologic signatures are quantitative metrics that describe streamflow statistics and
dynamics. Signatures have many applications, including assessing habitat suitability and …