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Compound Climate Events and Extremes in the Midlatitudes: Dynamics, Simulation, and Statistical Characterization

Gabriele Messori, Emanuele Bevacqua, Rodrigo Caballero, Dim Coumou, Paolo De Luca, Davide Faranda, Kai Kornhuber, Olivia Martius, Flavio Pons, Colin Raymond, Kunhui Ye, Pascal Yiou, Jakob Zscheischler

2020Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society36 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

What: The workshop, conducted virtually due to travel restrictions related to COVID-19, gathered scientists from six countries and focused on the mechanistic understanding, statistical characterization, and modeling of societally relevant compound climate events and extremes in the midlatitudes. These ranged from co-occurring hot-humid or wet-windy extremes, to spatially compounding wet and dry extremes, to temporally compounding hot-wet events and more. The aim was to bring together selected experts studying a diverse range of compound climate events and extremes to present their ongoing work and outline challenges and future developments in this societally relevant field of research.

Topics & Concepts

Middle latitudesCompoundingClimate extremesEnvironmental scienceClimate changeClimatologyMeteorologyCharacterization (materials science)Atmospheric sciencesGeographyGeologyPrecipitationOceanographyMedicineNursingNanotechnologyMaterials scienceClimate variability and modelsMeteorological Phenomena and SimulationsTropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research
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