Zachary Suriano

Assistant Professor

United States

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Dr. Zachary Suriano is an Assistant Professor at Western Kentucky University, USA. His research areas encompass hydroclimate variability, snow ablation dynamics, and the impacts of climate on geography education. Recent publications include studies on the role of rain-on-snow in the Ohio River basin and the climatology of snowfall patterns in the central United States.

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University Hospital

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Ohio River basin snow ablation and the role of rain‐on‐snow

Temporal and spatial patterns of hydroclimate variability related to the Pacific Decadal Oscillation in Michigan, USA

Using Wet Bulb Globe Temperature and Physiological Equivalent Temperature as Predicative Models of Medical Stress in a Marathon: Analysis of 30 Years of Data From the Twin Cities Marathon

Synoptic Climatology of Central U.S. Snowfall

Atmospheric Drivers Associated with Extreme Snow Ablation and Discharge Events in the Susquehanna River Basin: A Climatology

Intra‐annual snowfall variability in the central United States

Impact of open educational resources on student performance in an introductory Geography course

Nebraska snowfall: a climatological perspective

North American rain-on-snow ablation climatology

A Hybrid Dataset of Historical Cool-Season Lake Effects From the Eastern Great Lakes of North America

Temporal trends in snowfall contribution induced by lake-effect synoptic types

Declining North American snow cover ablation frequency

Effects of Atmospheric Circulation on Stream Chemistry in Forested Watersheds Across the Northeastern United States: Part 1. Synoptic‐Scale Forcing

Effects of Atmospheric Circulation on Stream Chemistry in Forested Watersheds Across the Northeastern United States: Part 2. Interannual Weather Type Variability

The changing nature of ablation-inducing synoptic weather types in the North American Great Lakes basin

Synoptic and meteorological conditions during extreme snow cover ablation events in the Great Lakes Basin

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Allison Schroeder

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