Chris Marsh

It's been a long time coming, but simulating blowing snow at a snowdrift-permitting resolution over 1.3M km^2 spatial extents is now possible with CHM. I've presented these results at the @GWFutures meeting and next week at @CWRA_Flows. A🧵 on what was needed

CMOS x CGU 2025 (25-29 May 2025) call for abstracts is now open! cmos.ca/site/congress/…

If you're thinking of heading to EGU 2025, consider submitting an abstract to our snow session! CR5.1 Modelling and measuring snow processes across scales meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/…

@PrabinRokaya @CWRA_Flows @CGU_UGC As I understand it, CGUxCMOS had dates locked in from pandemic era in 2021

Wondering why both @CWRA_Flows and @CGU_UGC are hosting their annual conference at same dates in 2025? I suspect few water folks would have loved to attend both!

Good story on the impacts of wildfires on glacier melt with input from myself and John Pomeroy and videos of research by ⁦@brianmenounos⁩ & co. Foremost on my mind with the Jasper fires are the human and environmental toll 💙 cbc.ca/news/science/j…

Wayne Rouse was a driving force on my committee during my MSc and PhD. He cared deeply about Canada’s north, climate change, and everyone he met. Much of his work was ‘pre internet’ and now overlooked. Looking back, Wayne was far ahead of the curve in every way. Remember him.

@branden0walker @easternsnowconf @geomatics Congrats

I'm truly honored to have been awarded the inaugural Joshua King Award for Science Communication by @easternsnowconf . I had the pleasure of working alongside @geomatics in our days at #TVC and learned a lot about Snow, science, and the importance of broadly sharing ones research

@JosephShea @alexstuharris Saskatchewan is trying 😬 unclear how it ends.

CYHS is happy to announce that we will be hosting the annual student CGU conf on April 26 2024 at McMaster University and online. Abstract submissions are now open and we will be accepting submissions until March 26 2024 11:59pm ET. See link: forms.gle/Bdb9wy3WjBQvG6… @CGU_UGC

Interested in permafrost-hydrology-lakes-and radionuclides? Were hiring (fully funded) grad students to work with us at #TVC starting in 2024. For more info, visit our website trailvalleycreek.ca/opportunities

Despite today's grim milestone with the world passing 1.5C over the past 12 months, I see some reasons for cautious climate hope. We stand both on the brink of severe climate impacts, but also on the brink of a rapid energy transition away from fossil fuels.

📣🇨🇦 ATTN Young Canadian hydrologists: This is your chance to join CYHS!

@JosephShea is this SCA or SWE?

Pretty wild to say, but this is my last day with @usask_water. In 2024, I'm joining @environmentca as a research scientist in the Climate Research Division working at the intersection of freshwater and climate change. I can't wait for continued and new collaborations!

I always choose optimism but the current scenario with minimal snow and recent rain/surface freezing has me pretty concerned. I want to be wrong on this. Likely the last story with my USask affiliation #westcdnag #snow #water saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/lack-of-snow-c…

#InternationalMountainDay is on Monday. In the lead up, I have been posting one part of the Canadian Mountain Assessment per day. Today: the Mountains Under Pressure chapter #_idParaDest-129" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ucp.manifoldapp.org/read/the-canad… #CdnMntAssessment #MountainsMatter @UCalgaryPress @UNmountains @MtnResearchMRI

This is a new AGU interdisciplinary journal on ML for Geophysical Research that I agreed to serve as an Editor on. Submissions are welcome. It covers a wide range of domains in geosciences. Thanks for setting it up!

It's here!!! 🎉 #CdnMntAssessment

Going to #EGU24 and working on improving hydroclimatic services for the water sectors? Consider submitting an abstract to this session💧💻 📱Scan the QR code for more info or 🔗follow this link: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/session/… #hydroclimatic #water #S2S #forecasting #climate #policy

We often focus on global surface temperatures as a key metric for climate change. But as we note in the Climate Trends chapter of the new US 5th National Climate Assessment, we see incontrovertible evidence for climate change across the oceans, land, cryosphere, and atmosphere:

HUGE NEWS! The Canadian Mountain Assessment is now published! Check out our knowledge co-creation journey and all that it has revealed about mountains in Canada. Free copy via link or QR code below ucp.manifoldapp.org/projects/97817… #CdnMntAssessment @MtnResearchMRI @UNmountains @RCGS_SGRC