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The article describes the features of severe snowmelt flood formation at the rivers of the Votkinsk reservoir catchment in 2016. The study of the 2016 snowmelt flood is particularly interesting in the context of climate change. The conditions of its formation were significantly different from all flood cases previously observed at the rivers under study. The input data and methodological approaches used for research are described. The modeling of spatial distribution of snow accumulation and snowmelt processes was carried out using GIS technologies. We used both the actual data of weather stations and the mesoscale atmospheric WRF model as input simulation data. We made a comparison of simulation methods and identified the extreme snow accumulation zones. We present a brief description of the features of spatial distribution of rainfall during snowmelt and the weather conditions that contributed to the intense water outflow in the catchment areas. We also list the features of flood formation at the In'va river within the boundaries of the city of Kudymkar, where a historical maximum water level was recorded. The formation of extreme flood in Kudymkar was caused by an anomalous combination of natural factors.

Медиалогия - наука будущего (приглашение к продолжению дискуссии, начатой журналом в 2016 г.)