Regional Differences of Climate Change in Maine: Flow rates, Precipitation, and Snowpack

Authors

Caitlyn Rose Daigle, University of Maine at Farmington
Alex James Debo, University of Maine at Farmington
Jason Daniel Moore, University of Maine at Farmington
Lucky Mourredes, University of Maine at Farmington
Cara Wren Perry, University of Maine at Farmington
Eme L. Saverese, University of Maine at Farmington
Kennedy Grace Todd, University of Maine at Farmington
Sophia Lydia Winters, University of Maine at Farmington

Document Type

Biology - Student Projects

RLE Course Title

Climate Signals in Ecology

Publication Date

Spring 2024

Abstract

● Maine winters are changing rapidly, associated with changes in climate.

● These climate-linked changes are implicated in flooding, changes in snowpack, and changes in flow regimes in Maine.

● In this study, four different regions in Maine were analyzed to evaluate changes over time in snowpack, river ice, fall-through-spring precipitation,February Snowpack water equivalent

Recommended Citation

Daigle, Caitlyn Rose; Debo, Alex James; Moore, Jason Daniel; Mourredes, Lucky; Perry, Cara Wren; Saverese, Eme L.; Todd, Kennedy Grace; and Winters, Sophia Lydia, "Regional Differences of Climate Change in Maine: Flow rates, Precipitation, and Snowpack" (2024). Research Learning Experiences (RLEs). 11.
https://scholarworks.umf.maine.edu/rle/11