Understanding the nonstationarity of GRACE/GRACE-FO-derived terrestrial water storage anomalies (TWSA) is crucial for interpreting component-scale water storage variability, improving TWSA modeling, and supporting evaluation of land-surface and global hydrological models. However, existing studies lack methods for exploring TWSA nonstationarity in sufficient detail. To address this gap, this study introduces a framework compri...

Previous studies suggest that climate change impacts significantly on the hydro‐climatic processes within the Ganges–Brahmaputra–Meghna ( GBM ) River Basin ( RB ). This study examines the observed climate characteristics and potential strengths and limitations of three global high‐resolution reanalyses and satellite remote‐sensing products over the GBM RB for period 1980–2013 by (1) estimating trends and interannual variations...

Recent special reports on climate extremes have shown evidences of changes in the patterns of climate extremes at global, regional and local scales. Understanding the characteristics of climate extremes at regional and local levels is critical not only for the development of preparedness and early warning systems, but is also fundamental in the development of any adaptation strategies. There is still very limited knowledge reg...