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1. Understanding Stratosphere-Troposphere Interactions and Forecast Challenges of Monsoon Weather Extremes

2. Attribution of the Extreme 2022 Summer Drought along the Yangtze River Valley in China Based on Detection and Attribution System of Chinese Academy of Sciences.

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3. Fostering Science–Industry Connections in Australia's Severe Storm Science Community.

4. Searching for the Most Extreme Temperature Events in Recent History.

5. Advancing Understanding of Urgent Gaps and Needs in Atmospheric Science: Key Insights from the Climate, Weather, and Water Forum.

6. Grand Challenges in Earth Science: The Weather–Climate–Society Nexus over Northeast Asia.

7. A Look at 2022: Takeaway Points from the State of the Climate.

8. Viewing Weather as the Expression of Climate.

9. Risk Perception and Preparation for Storm Surge Flooding: A Virtual Workshop with Visualization and Stakeholder Interaction.

10. Building Thunderstorm Resilience in the Hindu Kush Himalaya Region through Probabilistic Forecasts and Satellite Observations.

11. Diverse MJO Genesis and Predictability.

13. The April 2021 Cape Town Wildfire: Has Anthropogenic Climate Change Altered the Likelihood of Extreme Fire Weather?

14. The Late-Eighteenth-Century Climate of Cape Town, South Africa, Based on the Dutch East India Company "Day Registers" (1773–91).

15. Advances in the Subseasonal Prediction of Extreme Events: Relevant Case Studies across the Globe.

16. Recommendations for Interinstitutional and Interdisciplinary Research Informed by a PIRE Graduate Student Cohort Perspective.

17. Insights into the Usefulness of a New Extreme Weather Guidance Tool: The Long-Range Tropical Cyclone Outlook for the Southwest Pacific (TCO-SP).

19. Planning for Compound Hazards during the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Role of Climate Information Systems.

20. From Atmospheric Waves to Heatwaves: A Waveguide Perspective for Understanding and Predicting Concurrent, Persistent, and Extreme Extratropical Weather.

21. Attributing Compound Events to Anthropogenic Climate Change.

22. Teaching a Weather Forecasting Class in the 2020s.

23. A Review: Anomaly-Based versus Full-Field-Based Weather Analysis and Forecasting.

24. RESULTS OF THE TOKYO METROPOLITAN AREA CONVECTION STUDY FOR EXTREME WEATHER RESILIENT CITIES (TOMACS): A dense network of X-band polarimetric radars and other instruments was deployed to study and forecast local high-impact weather around Tokyo

25. Rare Atmospheric River Caused Record Floods across the Middle East.

26. The Role of the Weather, Water, and Climate Enterprise in the Proposed SEC Rule on Climate-Related Disclosures.

27. The Hydrometeorological Observation Network in California’s Russian River Watershed: Development, Characteristics, and Key Findings from 1997 to 2019

28. Public Weather Literacy in Times of Climate Change

29. 2. MULTIMODEL ASSESSMENT OF ANTHROPOGENIC INFLUENCE ON RECORD GLOBAL AND REGIONAL WARMTH DURING 2015.

30. 24. WHAT CAUSED THE RECORD-BREAKING HEAT ACROSS AUSTRALIA IN OCTOBER 2015?

31. RUSSIA.

32. WESTERN AND CENTRAL INDIAN OCEAN ISLAND COUNTRIES.

33. Tropical cyclone heat potential.

34. Evolving the National Weather Service to Build a Weather-Ready Nation: Connecting Observations, Forecasts, and Warnings to Decision-Makers through Impact-Based Decision Support Services

35. Results of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area Convection Study for Extreme Weather Resilient Cities (TOMACS)

36. COLD EXTREMES IN NORTH AMERICA VS. MILD WEATHER IN EUROPE.

37. CLIMATE-INDUCED DISPLACEMENT: WHERE SOCIAL AND CLIMATE SCIENCES INTERSECT

38. 10. INCREASED SIMULATED RISK OF THE HOT AUSTRALIAN SUMMER OF 2012/13 DUE TO ANTHROPOGENIC ACTIVITY AS MEASURED BY HEAT WAVE FREQUENCY AND INTENSITY.

39. 11. UNDERSTANDING AUSTRALIA'S HOTTEST SEPTEMBER ON RECORD.

40. 24. SUMMARY AND BROADER CONTEXT.

41. 23. THE EFFECT OF ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE COLD SPRING OF 2013 IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.

42. 21. THE EXTREME SNOW ACCUMULATION IN THE WESTERN SPANISH PYRENEES DURING WINTER AND SPRING 2013.

43. 18. THE 2013 HOT, DRY, SUMMER IN WESTERN EUROPE.

44. 12. CLIMATE CHANGE TURNS AUSTRALIA'S 2013 BIG DRY INTO A YEAR OF RECORD-BREAKING HEAT.

45. 8. MULTIMODEL ASSESSMENT OF EXTREME ANNUAL-MEAN WARM ANOMALIES DURING 2013 OVER REGIONS OF AUSTRALIA AND THE WESTERN TROPICAL PACIFIC.

46. 7. OCTOBER 2013 BUZZARD IN WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA.

47. Neural Net Forecasting Goes Old-School

48. 14. THE RECORD WINTER DROUGHT OF 2011-12 IN THE IBERIAN PENINSULA.

49. Explaining Extreme Events of 2011 from a Climate Perspective.

50. EAST ASIA.