#tropicalcyclones — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #tropicalcyclones, aggregated by home.social.
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Typhoon Dujuan leaves 12 dead and 3 missing, record rain, floods and landslides hit Japan
The FDMA table listed seven deaths in Chiba, four in Kanagawa and one ine in Kanagawa, and the…
#EuropeSays #Japan #JP #2026pacifictyphoonseason #Chiba #floods #Japanfloods #japanlandslide #japantyphoons #japanweather #kanagawaprefecture #Landslides #Miyazakiprefecture #Nihon #Tokyo #tropicalcyclones #TyphoonDujuan
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https://www.europesays.com/dk/161877/ Lee County Channel SeedPro directs Channeling Good donation to Denmark Ball Association | Daily Democrat, Fort Madison, Iowa #altruism #Danmark #Denmark #donation #FundManagement #fundraising #giving #NaturalDisasters #NaturalHazards #philanthropy #seasons #SimpleLiving #SocialEconomy #Storm #storms #TropicalCycloneSeasons #TropicalCyclones #TropicalMeteorology #tropics #vortices #weather #WeatherEvents
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Some Northwest Indiana residents must make storm repairs before power returns, NIPSCO says – nwitimes.com
Some Northwest Indiana residents must make storm repairs before power returns, NIPSCO says nwit…
#NewsBeep #News #Headlines #Atlantichurricanes #electricalwiring #electrician #electricity #Energy #Energyinfrastructure #Naturaldisasters #naturalhazards #Storms #tropicalcycloneseasons #tropicalcyclones #UnitedStates #Us #USA #vortices #Weather #weather-events
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WeatherNext – [An] AI Model Achieves Breakthrough In Forecasting Cyclones
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https://deepmind.google/blog/weathernext-ai-model-achieves-breakthrough-in-forecasting-cyclones/ <-- shared technical Google DeepMind blog post
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10953-2 <-- shared paper
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https://deepmind.google/science/weatherlab/ <-- shared data
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https://github.com/google-deepmind/weathernext <-- shared GitHub repository
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H/T @juliet Rothenberg | Product Director of Earth & Resilience AI at Google
[this post should not be considered an endorsement of a particular organisation or their approach]
“[The Google WeatherNext AI team] are showing how the WeatherNext AI model from Google DeepMind and Google Research has achieved state-of-the-art accuracy in predicting a cyclone's track, intensity, and wind structure. On average, the WeatherNext Cyclones model gives forecasters an extra day’s worth of predictive accuracy- delivering an advance equivalent to roughly a decade of historical meteorological progress 🌀
Here is how WeatherNext is transforming cyclone forecasting:
• Gaining an Extra Day of Advanced Warning: WN 3-day forecasts are as good as what prior models were able to provide for 2-day forecasts, giving critical time for emergency response.
• Overcoming Traditional Trade-offs: WN bridges the gap between massive global atmospheric currents (which steer a cyclone's path) and fine-grained thermodynamic processes around its core (which drive its intensity) into a single AI model.
• Unprecedented Ensemble Scale: Using Functional Generative Networks (FGNs), WN now generates 1,000-member ensembles in less than a minute on a TPU to capture rare, consequential tail-risks like sudden rapid intensification – which means forecasters can see a broader range of possible scenarios.
• Real-World Impact: During the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, the WN model helped the National Hurricane Center (NHC) make a historic forecast for Hurricane Melissa by predicting rapid intensification and landfall five days in advance.
[The] teams are open sourcing the operationalized models (WeatherNext Cyclones and WeatherNext 2), alongside a compact version (WeatherNext 2-mini) that can run on a single TPU in a free public Colab notebook – all with a goal of empowering local organizations worldwide.
Weather affects everyone. By combining advanced AI with the real-world expertise of human forecasters, we can build a collaborative ecosystem that saves lives and helps communities adapt to a changing climate…”
#Google #DeepMind #GoogleResearch #AI #ensembles #FunctionalGenerativeNetworks #WeatherNext #cyclone #operationalised #model #modeling #forecasting #spatialanalyis #spatiotemporal #track #intensity #windstructure #hurricane #weather #climate #metrology #cyclonetrack #risk #hazard #emergencyresponse #planning #tool #earlywarning #scale #magnitude #path #track #thermodynamic #scenarios #opensource #impacts #tropicalcyclones #WeatherNextCyclones #weathermodel #atmospheric #predictions #mitigation #warning #robust #publicsafety #infrastructure
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WeatherNext – [An] AI Model Achieves Breakthrough In Forecasting Cyclones
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https://deepmind.google/blog/weathernext-ai-model-achieves-breakthrough-in-forecasting-cyclones/ <-- shared technical Google DeepMind blog post
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10953-2 <-- shared paper
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https://deepmind.google/science/weatherlab/ <-- shared data
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https://github.com/google-deepmind/weathernext <-- shared GitHub repository
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H/T @juliet Rothenberg | Product Director of Earth & Resilience AI at Google
[this post should not be considered an endorsement of a particular organisation or their approach]
“[The Google WeatherNext AI team] are showing how the WeatherNext AI model from Google DeepMind and Google Research has achieved state-of-the-art accuracy in predicting a cyclone's track, intensity, and wind structure. On average, the WeatherNext Cyclones model gives forecasters an extra day’s worth of predictive accuracy- delivering an advance equivalent to roughly a decade of historical meteorological progress 🌀
Here is how WeatherNext is transforming cyclone forecasting:
• Gaining an Extra Day of Advanced Warning: WN 3-day forecasts are as good as what prior models were able to provide for 2-day forecasts, giving critical time for emergency response.
• Overcoming Traditional Trade-offs: WN bridges the gap between massive global atmospheric currents (which steer a cyclone's path) and fine-grained thermodynamic processes around its core (which drive its intensity) into a single AI model.
• Unprecedented Ensemble Scale: Using Functional Generative Networks (FGNs), WN now generates 1,000-member ensembles in less than a minute on a TPU to capture rare, consequential tail-risks like sudden rapid intensification – which means forecasters can see a broader range of possible scenarios.
• Real-World Impact: During the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, the WN model helped the National Hurricane Center (NHC) make a historic forecast for Hurricane Melissa by predicting rapid intensification and landfall five days in advance.
[The] teams are open sourcing the operationalized models (WeatherNext Cyclones and WeatherNext 2), alongside a compact version (WeatherNext 2-mini) that can run on a single TPU in a free public Colab notebook – all with a goal of empowering local organizations worldwide.
Weather affects everyone. By combining advanced AI with the real-world expertise of human forecasters, we can build a collaborative ecosystem that saves lives and helps communities adapt to a changing climate…”
#Google #DeepMind #GoogleResearch #AI #ensembles #FunctionalGenerativeNetworks #WeatherNext #cyclone #operationalised #model #modeling #forecasting #spatialanalyis #spatiotemporal #track #intensity #windstructure #hurricane #weather #climate #metrology #cyclonetrack #risk #hazard #emergencyresponse #planning #tool #earlywarning #scale #magnitude #path #track #thermodynamic #scenarios #opensource #impacts #tropicalcyclones #WeatherNextCyclones #weathermodel #atmospheric #predictions #mitigation #warning #robust #publicsafety #infrastructure
@Google | @WeatherNext -
WeatherNext – [An] AI Model Achieves Breakthrough In Forecasting Cyclones
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https://deepmind.google/blog/weathernext-ai-model-achieves-breakthrough-in-forecasting-cyclones/ <-- shared technical Google DeepMind blog post
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10953-2 <-- shared paper
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https://deepmind.google/science/weatherlab/ <-- shared data
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https://github.com/google-deepmind/weathernext <-- shared GitHub repository
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H/T @juliet Rothenberg | Product Director of Earth & Resilience AI at Google
[this post should not be considered an endorsement of a particular organisation or their approach]
“[The Google WeatherNext AI team] are showing how the WeatherNext AI model from Google DeepMind and Google Research has achieved state-of-the-art accuracy in predicting a cyclone's track, intensity, and wind structure. On average, the WeatherNext Cyclones model gives forecasters an extra day’s worth of predictive accuracy- delivering an advance equivalent to roughly a decade of historical meteorological progress 🌀
Here is how WeatherNext is transforming cyclone forecasting:
• Gaining an Extra Day of Advanced Warning: WN 3-day forecasts are as good as what prior models were able to provide for 2-day forecasts, giving critical time for emergency response.
• Overcoming Traditional Trade-offs: WN bridges the gap between massive global atmospheric currents (which steer a cyclone's path) and fine-grained thermodynamic processes around its core (which drive its intensity) into a single AI model.
• Unprecedented Ensemble Scale: Using Functional Generative Networks (FGNs), WN now generates 1,000-member ensembles in less than a minute on a TPU to capture rare, consequential tail-risks like sudden rapid intensification – which means forecasters can see a broader range of possible scenarios.
• Real-World Impact: During the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, the WN model helped the National Hurricane Center (NHC) make a historic forecast for Hurricane Melissa by predicting rapid intensification and landfall five days in advance.
[The] teams are open sourcing the operationalized models (WeatherNext Cyclones and WeatherNext 2), alongside a compact version (WeatherNext 2-mini) that can run on a single TPU in a free public Colab notebook – all with a goal of empowering local organizations worldwide.
Weather affects everyone. By combining advanced AI with the real-world expertise of human forecasters, we can build a collaborative ecosystem that saves lives and helps communities adapt to a changing climate…”
#Google #DeepMind #GoogleResearch #AI #ensembles #FunctionalGenerativeNetworks #WeatherNext #cyclone #operationalised #model #modeling #forecasting #spatialanalyis #spatiotemporal #track #intensity #windstructure #hurricane #weather #climate #metrology #cyclonetrack #risk #hazard #emergencyresponse #planning #tool #earlywarning #scale #magnitude #path #track #thermodynamic #scenarios #opensource #impacts #tropicalcyclones #WeatherNextCyclones #weathermodel #atmospheric #predictions #mitigation #warning #robust #publicsafety #infrastructure
@Google | @WeatherNext -
WeatherNext – [An] AI Model Achieves Breakthrough In Forecasting Cyclones
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https://deepmind.google/blog/weathernext-ai-model-achieves-breakthrough-in-forecasting-cyclones/ <-- shared technical Google DeepMind blog post
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10953-2 <-- shared paper
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https://deepmind.google/science/weatherlab/ <-- shared data
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https://github.com/google-deepmind/weathernext <-- shared GitHub repository
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H/T @juliet Rothenberg | Product Director of Earth & Resilience AI at Google
[this post should not be considered an endorsement of a particular organisation or their approach]
“[The Google WeatherNext AI team] are showing how the WeatherNext AI model from Google DeepMind and Google Research has achieved state-of-the-art accuracy in predicting a cyclone's track, intensity, and wind structure. On average, the WeatherNext Cyclones model gives forecasters an extra day’s worth of predictive accuracy- delivering an advance equivalent to roughly a decade of historical meteorological progress 🌀
Here is how WeatherNext is transforming cyclone forecasting:
• Gaining an Extra Day of Advanced Warning: WN 3-day forecasts are as good as what prior models were able to provide for 2-day forecasts, giving critical time for emergency response.
• Overcoming Traditional Trade-offs: WN bridges the gap between massive global atmospheric currents (which steer a cyclone's path) and fine-grained thermodynamic processes around its core (which drive its intensity) into a single AI model.
• Unprecedented Ensemble Scale: Using Functional Generative Networks (FGNs), WN now generates 1,000-member ensembles in less than a minute on a TPU to capture rare, consequential tail-risks like sudden rapid intensification – which means forecasters can see a broader range of possible scenarios.
• Real-World Impact: During the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, the WN model helped the National Hurricane Center (NHC) make a historic forecast for Hurricane Melissa by predicting rapid intensification and landfall five days in advance.
[The] teams are open sourcing the operationalized models (WeatherNext Cyclones and WeatherNext 2), alongside a compact version (WeatherNext 2-mini) that can run on a single TPU in a free public Colab notebook – all with a goal of empowering local organizations worldwide.
Weather affects everyone. By combining advanced AI with the real-world expertise of human forecasters, we can build a collaborative ecosystem that saves lives and helps communities adapt to a changing climate…”
#Google #DeepMind #GoogleResearch #AI #ensembles #FunctionalGenerativeNetworks #WeatherNext #cyclone #operationalised #model #modeling #forecasting #spatialanalyis #spatiotemporal #track #intensity #windstructure #hurricane #weather #climate #metrology #cyclonetrack #risk #hazard #emergencyresponse #planning #tool #earlywarning #scale #magnitude #path #track #thermodynamic #scenarios #opensource #impacts #tropicalcyclones #WeatherNextCyclones #weathermodel #atmospheric #predictions #mitigation #warning #robust #publicsafety #infrastructure
@Google | @WeatherNext -
WeatherNext – [An] AI Model Achieves Breakthrough In Forecasting Cyclones
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https://deepmind.google/blog/weathernext-ai-model-achieves-breakthrough-in-forecasting-cyclones/ <-- shared technical Google DeepMind blog post
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10953-2 <-- shared paper
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https://deepmind.google/science/weatherlab/ <-- shared data
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https://github.com/google-deepmind/weathernext <-- shared GitHub repository
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H/T @juliet Rothenberg | Product Director of Earth & Resilience AI at Google
[this post should not be considered an endorsement of a particular organisation or their approach]
“[The Google WeatherNext AI team] are showing how the WeatherNext AI model from Google DeepMind and Google Research has achieved state-of-the-art accuracy in predicting a cyclone's track, intensity, and wind structure. On average, the WeatherNext Cyclones model gives forecasters an extra day’s worth of predictive accuracy- delivering an advance equivalent to roughly a decade of historical meteorological progress 🌀
Here is how WeatherNext is transforming cyclone forecasting:
• Gaining an Extra Day of Advanced Warning: WN 3-day forecasts are as good as what prior models were able to provide for 2-day forecasts, giving critical time for emergency response.
• Overcoming Traditional Trade-offs: WN bridges the gap between massive global atmospheric currents (which steer a cyclone's path) and fine-grained thermodynamic processes around its core (which drive its intensity) into a single AI model.
• Unprecedented Ensemble Scale: Using Functional Generative Networks (FGNs), WN now generates 1,000-member ensembles in less than a minute on a TPU to capture rare, consequential tail-risks like sudden rapid intensification – which means forecasters can see a broader range of possible scenarios.
• Real-World Impact: During the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, the WN model helped the National Hurricane Center (NHC) make a historic forecast for Hurricane Melissa by predicting rapid intensification and landfall five days in advance.
[The] teams are open sourcing the operationalized models (WeatherNext Cyclones and WeatherNext 2), alongside a compact version (WeatherNext 2-mini) that can run on a single TPU in a free public Colab notebook – all with a goal of empowering local organizations worldwide.
Weather affects everyone. By combining advanced AI with the real-world expertise of human forecasters, we can build a collaborative ecosystem that saves lives and helps communities adapt to a changing climate…”
#Google #DeepMind #GoogleResearch #AI #ensembles #FunctionalGenerativeNetworks #WeatherNext #cyclone #operationalised #model #modeling #forecasting #spatialanalyis #spatiotemporal #track #intensity #windstructure #hurricane #weather #climate #metrology #cyclonetrack #risk #hazard #emergencyresponse #planning #tool #earlywarning #scale #magnitude #path #track #thermodynamic #scenarios #opensource #impacts #tropicalcyclones #WeatherNextCyclones #weathermodel #atmospheric #predictions #mitigation #warning #robust #publicsafety #infrastructure
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Hurricane Hunter data reveal early signs of strengthening tropical cyclones https://www.byteseu.com/2266318/ #HurricaneIntensityForecasting #Hurricanes #MichaelSFischer #Science #TropicalCyclones
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“Strong winds from landfalling #TropicalCyclones cause severe impact to both coastal and inland populations worldwide each year. In the United States alone, tropical cyclones remain the most destructive weather-related disasters, with total losses amounting to US$1.3 trillion—an average of US$22.8 billion per event”: https://journalofcrr.com/research/04-05-mani-et-al/
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“Strong winds from landfalling #TropicalCyclones cause severe impact to both coastal and inland populations worldwide each year. In the United States alone, tropical cyclones remain the most destructive weather-related disasters, with total losses amounting to US$1.3 trillion—an average of US$22.8 billion per event”: https://journalofcrr.com/research/04-05-mani-et-al/
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“Strong winds from landfalling #TropicalCyclones cause severe impact to both coastal and inland populations worldwide each year. In the United States alone, tropical cyclones remain the most destructive weather-related disasters, with total losses amounting to US$1.3 trillion—an average of US$22.8 billion per event”: https://journalofcrr.com/research/04-05-mani-et-al/
#ClimateChange #RiskModelling #CatastropheModels #Hurricanes #TropicalCyclone -
“Strong winds from landfalling #TropicalCyclones cause severe impact to both coastal and inland populations worldwide each year. In the United States alone, tropical cyclones remain the most destructive weather-related disasters, with total losses amounting to US$1.3 trillion—an average of US$22.8 billion per event”: https://journalofcrr.com/research/04-05-mani-et-al/
#ClimateChange #RiskModelling #CatastropheModels #Hurricanes #TropicalCyclone -
“Strong winds from landfalling #TropicalCyclones cause severe impact to both coastal and inland populations worldwide each year. In the United States alone, tropical cyclones remain the most destructive weather-related disasters, with total losses amounting to US$1.3 trillion—an average of US$22.8 billion per event”: https://journalofcrr.com/research/04-05-mani-et-al/
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/97613/ ‘All hell broke loose’: Witnesses recount storm that killed 3 children in Lake Geneva #AtlanticHurricaneSeasons #AtlanticHurricanes #boat #child #ClimateOfTheUnitedStates #Geneva #GenevaLake #lake #LakeGeneva #NaturalDisasters #NaturalEvents #NaturalHazards #RAIN #seasons #SevereWeatherAndConvection #storm #storms #TropicalCycloneSeasons #TropicalCyclones #TropicalMeteorology #vortices #weather #WeatherEvents #WeatherHazards #wind
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/97493/ Lake Geneva cleans up after storm that killed 3 #AtlanticHurricaneSeasons #AtlanticHurricanes #barn #boat #boating #child #ClimateOfTheUnitedStates #Geneva #IndependenceDay(unitedStates) #LakeGeneva #NaturalDisasters #NaturalEvents #NaturalHazards #PacificHurricanes #SevereWeatherAndConvection #storm #storms #tornado #TropicalCycloneSeasons #TropicalCyclones #TropicalMeteorology #vortices #WalworthCounty #weather #WeatherEvents #WeatherHazards #Wisconsin
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/97459/ Lake Geneva cleans up after storm that killed 3 #AtlanticHurricaneSeasons #AtlanticHurricanes #barn #boat #BranchesOfMeteorology #child #ClimateOfTheUnitedStates #Geneva #IndependenceDay(unitedStates) #LakeGeneva #NaturalDisasters #NaturalEvents #NaturalHazards #PacificHurricanes #RegionalSyndication #seasons #SevereWeatherAndConvection #storm #storms #tornado #TropicalCycloneSeasons #TropicalCyclones #TropicalMeteorology #vortices #weather #WeatherEvents #WeatherHazards
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/97339/ 3 children die after boat capsizes on Geneva Lake in storm #AtlanticHurricaneSeasons #AtlanticHurricanes #AtmosphericCirculation #boat #capsizing #child #ClimateOfTheUnitedStates #Geneva #GenevaLake #LakeGeneva #NaturalDisasters #NaturalEvents #NaturalHazards #PacificHurricanes #seasons #StateOfEmergency #storm #storms #SynopticMeteorologyAndWeather #tree #TropicalCycloneSeasons #TropicalCyclones #TropicalMeteorology #tropics #vortices #weather #WeatherEvents #Wisconsin
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/97321/ 3 children die after boat capsizes on Geneva Lake in storm #AtlanticHurricaneSeasons #AtlanticHurricanes #AtmosphericCirculation #boat #capsizing #child #ClimateOfTheUnitedStates #Geneva #GenevaLake #LakeGeneva #NaturalDisasters #NaturalEvents #NaturalHazards #PacificHurricanes #seasons #StateOfEmergency #storm #storms #SynopticMeteorologyAndWeather #tree #TropicalCycloneSeasons #TropicalCyclones #TropicalMeteorology #tropics #vortices #weather #WeatherEvents #Wisconsin
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/97309/ 3 children die after boat capsizes on Geneva Lake in storm #AtlanticHurricaneSeasons #AtlanticHurricanes #AtmosphericCirculation #boat #capsizing #child #ClimateOfTheUnitedStates #Geneva #GenevaLake #LakeGeneva #NaturalDisasters #NaturalEvents #NaturalHazards #PacificHurricanes #seasons #StateOfEmergency #storm #storms #SynopticMeteorologyAndWeather #tree #TropicalCycloneSeasons #TropicalCyclones #TropicalMeteorology #tropics #vortices #weather #WeatherEvents #Wisconsin
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Netherlands issues first code red as Europe heat shuts schools | Spokane News https://www.byteseu.com/2142927/ #EarthPhenomena #heat #HeatWave #khq #LocalNews #NaturalDisasters #NaturalHazards #Netherlands #seasons #spokane #SpokaneCounty #SpokaneNews #SpokaneValley #Storms #TropicalCycloneSeasons #TropicalCyclones #TropicalMeteorology #vortices #WashingtonNews #weather #WeatherEvents
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/84327/ Major storms keep emergency crews busy Sunday | News #AtlanticHurricaneSeasons #AtlanticHurricanes #AtmosphericCirculation #BranchesOfMeteorology #ClimateOfNorthAmerica #ClimateOfTheUnitedStates #FerrisWheel #Geneva #NaturalDisasters #NaturalEvents #NaturalHazards #PacificHurricanes #Pope #seasons #storm #storms #SynopticMeteorologyAndWeather #TropicalCycloneSeasons #TropicalCyclones #TropicalMeteorology #tropics #vortices #weather #WeatherEvents
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🌀The decomposition of typhoon-generated #GgreenLitter and physiologically senesced litter exhibit divergent decomposition patterns across lawn and soil microhabitats🍃.
#TropicalCyclones | #UrbanForest | #EnvironmentalHeterogeneity | #LitterDecomposition | #SoilFauna
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The #GreenLitter and senescent litter (Cinnamomum camphora) generated by #TropicalCyclones exhibit distinctly different distribution patterns on the lawn and soil microhabitats.
#UrbanForest | #EnvironmentalHeterogeneity | #LitterDecomposition | #SoilFauna
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🌊 How ocean eddies affect the intensity of #TropicalCyclones (TCs) 🌪️
A new #MPIM study using a 5km global #ICON simulation shows that TCs crossing more cold than warm eddies intensify more slowly & stay weaker on average, + there is preliminary evidence of the opposite effect when a TC passes over more warm than cold eddies. The global effect is a net weakening. The study suggests that accounting for mesoscale ocean turbulence could improve TC forecasts.
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1029/2025GL116072📸 © JSC/NASA
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🌊 How ocean eddies affect the intensity of #TropicalCyclones (TCs) 🌪️
A new #MPIM study using a 5km global #ICON simulation shows that TCs crossing more cold than warm eddies intensify more slowly & stay weaker on average, + there is preliminary evidence of the opposite effect when a TC passes over more warm than cold eddies. The global effect is a net weakening. The study suggests that accounting for mesoscale ocean turbulence could improve TC forecasts.
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1029/2025GL116072📸 © JSC/NASA
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🌊 How ocean eddies affect the intensity of #TropicalCyclones (TCs) 🌪️
A new #MPIM study using a 5km global #ICON simulation shows that TCs crossing more cold than warm eddies intensify more slowly & stay weaker on average, + there is preliminary evidence of the opposite effect when a TC passes over more warm than cold eddies. The global effect is a net weakening. The study suggests that accounting for mesoscale ocean turbulence could improve TC forecasts.
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1029/2025GL116072📸 © JSC/NASA
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🌊 How ocean eddies affect the intensity of #TropicalCyclones (TCs) 🌪️
A new #MPIM study using a 5km global #ICON simulation shows that TCs crossing more cold than warm eddies intensify more slowly & stay weaker on average, + there is preliminary evidence of the opposite effect when a TC passes over more warm than cold eddies. The global effect is a net weakening. The study suggests that accounting for mesoscale ocean turbulence could improve TC forecasts.
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1029/2025GL116072📸 © JSC/NASA
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🌊 How ocean eddies affect the intensity of #TropicalCyclones (TCs) 🌪️
A new #MPIM study using a 5km global #ICON simulation shows that TCs crossing more cold than warm eddies intensify more slowly & stay weaker on average, + there is preliminary evidence of the opposite effect when a TC passes over more warm than cold eddies. The global effect is a net weakening. The study suggests that accounting for mesoscale ocean turbulence could improve TC forecasts.
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1029/2025GL116072📸 © JSC/NASA
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🌪️For the first time, scientists have resolved extremely intense #TropicalCyclones & their effect on the ocean #CarbonCycle in the global Earth system model #ICON. Simulating two category‑4 #hurricanes in the North Atlantic, Nielsen et al. show a cascade of physical‑biogeochemical effects including CO₂ uptake and a regional-scale phytoplankton bloom.
📚Full paper (PNAS): https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2506103122
📹Animation: https://youtu.be/63NZSPjxv6w🖼️NPP before & after the simulated storms, Credit: David Nielsen.
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🌪️For the first time, scientists have resolved extremely intense #TropicalCyclones & their effect on the ocean #CarbonCycle in the global Earth system model #ICON. Simulating two category‑4 #hurricanes in the North Atlantic, Nielsen et al. show a cascade of physical‑biogeochemical effects including CO₂ uptake and a regional-scale phytoplankton bloom.
📚Full paper (PNAS): https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2506103122
📹Animation: https://youtu.be/63NZSPjxv6w🖼️NPP before & after the simulated storms, Credit: David Nielsen.
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🌪️For the first time, scientists have resolved extremely intense #TropicalCyclones & their effect on the ocean #CarbonCycle in the global Earth system model #ICON. Simulating two category‑4 #hurricanes in the North Atlantic, Nielsen et al. show a cascade of physical‑biogeochemical effects including CO₂ uptake and a regional-scale phytoplankton bloom.
📚Full paper (PNAS): https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2506103122
📹Animation: https://youtu.be/63NZSPjxv6w🖼️NPP before & after the simulated storms, Credit: David Nielsen.
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🌪️For the first time, scientists have resolved extremely intense #TropicalCyclones & their effect on the ocean #CarbonCycle in the global Earth system model #ICON. Simulating two category‑4 #hurricanes in the North Atlantic, Nielsen et al. show a cascade of physical‑biogeochemical effects including CO₂ uptake and a regional-scale phytoplankton bloom.
📚Full paper (PNAS): https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2506103122
📹Animation: https://youtu.be/63NZSPjxv6w🖼️NPP before & after the simulated storms, Credit: David Nielsen.
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🌪️For the first time, scientists have resolved extremely intense #TropicalCyclones & their effect on the ocean #CarbonCycle in the global Earth system model #ICON. Simulating two category‑4 #hurricanes in the North Atlantic, Nielsen et al. show a cascade of physical‑biogeochemical effects including CO₂ uptake and a regional-scale phytoplankton bloom.
📚Full paper (PNAS): https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2506103122
📹Animation: https://youtu.be/63NZSPjxv6w🖼️NPP before & after the simulated storms, Credit: David Nielsen.
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As Typhoon Kalmaegi wreaks havoc in Southeast Asia, scientists say rising temperatures are to blame
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As Typhoon Kalmaegi wreaks havoc in Southeast Asia, scientists say rising temperatures are to blame
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We studied 217 tropical cyclones globally to see how people died. Our findings might surprise you
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We studied 217 tropical cyclones globally to see how people died. Our findings might surprise you
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Australia’s rainforests now release more carbon than they absorb, scientists warn
Australia’s tropical rainforests – once key carbon sinks – are releasing more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than…
#NewsBeep #News #Australia #AU #AustralianNationalUniversity #carbondioxide #carbondioxidelevels #carbonsinks #carbonsource #DrHannahCarle #northernaustralia #rainforests #risingtemperatures #tropicalcyclones #tropicalforests #tropicalrainforests #woodybiomass
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For the time being our primary account will be @[email protected] this will be the backup for now until we settle down #introduction - Updated: 2025-08-10
We're The Weather System (Athena's Realm System), We're Trans fem, and we're an officially diagnosed autistic, bipolar and dissociative identity disorder system, we a collection of various leftist, and believe strongly in queer, and neurodiversity rights movements, we view plurality in general as neurodivergence
Our pronouns are Su/Sudo/Suselves, however She/Her/Herselves, and They/Them/Theirselves
Languages: Our L1 is English, we have previous done some work on Esperanto, and Latin, we picked up some French due to frequently seeking information in french resources, and we're currently learning Japanese, right now English is the only language we can reliably produce anything in, likely since we tend to learn languages for literature access, but plan to attempt to add japanese to the list of languages we can produce output for, and maybe french and esperanto in the future, growing up we did start learning Taiwanese Mandarin and German however with both most of that has been lost though we did retain some residual hanzi knowledge that seem to reawaken when we started working on kanji.
We are most likely to toot about #Medicine, with focus on #Genetics, #Epigenetics, #Bioinformatics, and #Neuroscience giving our focus back in uni was Genetics of Human Disease, and Neuroscience but we are likely to talk about a whole range of medical topics, besides medicine we are likely to toot about #meteorology and #geology, with specific interests in #SynopticMeteorology #TropicalCyclones / #Hurricanes / #Typhoons / #TropicalStorms, #ExtratropicalCyclones, #SubtropicalCyclones, and #Tornadoes, among other topic, and we may toot about #Geology, #Minerals, and #Vulcanology, and what ever else is on our mind, we collected #MyLittlePony and are a fan of every generation of MLP, also we collect #WildManes, as well as #MonsterHigh and #LittlestPetShop and Radioactive stuff and play #EliteDangerous
edit extra info: [Also to note we're storm chasers, so we may occasionally post photos and media from chases, our focus is usually on Tropical Cyclones within the Australian Region Basin with mainly focus on the Coral Sea, these will usually be marked with the Tropical Cyclone and Hurricane tags]
See attached thread for System Information, System Membership 58+
Our system name is subject to change, it was previously the Athena's Realm System, however only one member, arguably two members made that decision on behalf of the entire system, without consulting us, so we're in the process of trying out system names to see which fits us best, but for the time being we will display both "Athena's Realm" and the current trialing system name so it is less confusing for those who know us by our old system name -
For the time being our primary account will be @[email protected] this will be the backup for now until we settle down #introduction - Updated: 2025-08-10
We're The Weather System (Athena's Realm System), We're Trans fem, and we're an officially diagnosed autistic, bipolar and dissociative identity disorder system, we a collection of various leftist, and believe strongly in queer, and neurodiversity rights movements, we view plurality in general as neurodivergence
Our pronouns are Su/Sudo/Suselves, however She/Her/Herselves, and They/Them/Theirselves
Languages: Our L1 is English, we have previous done some work on Esperanto, and Latin, we picked up some French due to frequently seeking information in french resources, and we're currently learning Japanese, right now English is the only language we can reliably produce anything in, likely since we tend to learn languages for literature access, but plan to attempt to add japanese to the list of languages we can produce output for, and maybe french and esperanto in the future, growing up we did start learning Taiwanese Mandarin and German however with both most of that has been lost though we did retain some residual hanzi knowledge that seem to reawaken when we started working on kanji.
We are most likely to toot about #Medicine, with focus on #Genetics, #Epigenetics, #Bioinformatics, and #Neuroscience giving our focus back in uni was Genetics of Human Disease, and Neuroscience but we are likely to talk about a whole range of medical topics, besides medicine we are likely to toot about #meteorology and #geology, with specific interests in #SynopticMeteorology #TropicalCyclones / #Hurricanes / #Typhoons / #TropicalStorms, #ExtratropicalCyclones, #SubtropicalCyclones, and #Tornadoes, among other topic, and we may toot about #Geology, #Minerals, and #Vulcanology, and what ever else is on our mind, we collected #MyLittlePony and are a fan of every generation of MLP, also we collect #WildManes, as well as #MonsterHigh and #LittlestPetShop and Radioactive stuff and play #EliteDangerous
edit extra info: [Also to note we're storm chasers, so we may occasionally post photos and media from chases, our focus is usually on Tropical Cyclones within the Australian Region Basin with mainly focus on the Coral Sea, these will usually be marked with the Tropical Cyclone and Hurricane tags]
See attached thread for System Information, System Membership 58+
Our system name is subject to change, it was previously the Athena's Realm System, however only one member, arguably two members made that decision on behalf of the entire system, without consulting us, so we're in the process of trying out system names to see which fits us best, but for the time being we will display both "Athena's Realm" and the current trialing system name so it is less confusing for those who know us by our old system name -
For the time being our primary account will be @[email protected] this will be the backup for now until we settle down #introduction - Updated: 2025-08-10
We're The Weather System (Athena's Realm System), We're Trans fem, and we're an officially diagnosed autistic, bipolar and dissociative identity disorder system, we a collection of various leftist, and believe strongly in queer, and neurodiversity rights movements, we view plurality in general as neurodivergence
Our pronouns are Su/Sudo/Suselves, however She/Her/Herselves, and They/Them/Theirselves
Languages: Our L1 is English, we have previous done some work on Esperanto, and Latin, we picked up some French due to frequently seeking information in french resources, and we're currently learning Japanese, right now English is the only language we can reliably produce anything in, likely since we tend to learn languages for literature access, but plan to attempt to add japanese to the list of languages we can produce output for, and maybe french and esperanto in the future, growing up we did start learning Taiwanese Mandarin and German however with both most of that has been lost though we did retain some residual hanzi knowledge that seem to reawaken when we started working on kanji.
We are most likely to toot about #Medicine, with focus on #Genetics, #Epigenetics, #Bioinformatics, and #Neuroscience giving our focus back in uni was Genetics of Human Disease, and Neuroscience but we are likely to talk about a whole range of medical topics, besides medicine we are likely to toot about #meteorology and #geology, with specific interests in #SynopticMeteorology #TropicalCyclones / #Hurricanes / #Typhoons / #TropicalStorms, #ExtratropicalCyclones, #SubtropicalCyclones, and #Tornadoes, among other topic, and we may toot about #Geology, #Minerals, and #Vulcanology, and what ever else is on our mind, we collected #MyLittlePony and are a fan of every generation of MLP, also we collect #WildManes, as well as #MonsterHigh and #LittlestPetShop and Radioactive stuff and play #EliteDangerous
edit extra info: [Also to note we're storm chasers, so we may occasionally post photos and media from chases, our focus is usually on Tropical Cyclones within the Australian Region Basin with mainly focus on the Coral Sea, these will usually be marked with the Tropical Cyclone and Hurricane tags]
See attached thread for System Information, System Membership 58+
Our system name is subject to change, it was previously the Athena's Realm System, however only one member, arguably two members made that decision on behalf of the entire system, without consulting us, so we're in the process of trying out system names to see which fits us best, but for the time being we will display both "Athena's Realm" and the current trialing system name so it is less confusing for those who know us by our old system name -
For the time being our primary account will be @[email protected] this will be the backup for now until we settle down #introduction - Updated: 2025-08-10
We're The Weather System (Athena's Realm System), We're Trans fem, and we're an officially diagnosed autistic, bipolar and dissociative identity disorder system, we a collection of various leftist, and believe strongly in queer, and neurodiversity rights movements, we view plurality in general as neurodivergence
Our pronouns are Su/Sudo/Suselves, however She/Her/Herselves, and They/Them/Theirselves
Languages: Our L1 is English, we have previous done some work on Esperanto, and Latin, we picked up some French due to frequently seeking information in french resources, and we're currently learning Japanese, right now English is the only language we can reliably produce anything in, likely since we tend to learn languages for literature access, but plan to attempt to add japanese to the list of languages we can produce output for, and maybe french and esperanto in the future, growing up we did start learning Taiwanese Mandarin and German however with both most of that has been lost though we did retain some residual hanzi knowledge that seem to reawaken when we started working on kanji.
We are most likely to toot about #Medicine, with focus on #Genetics, #Epigenetics, #Bioinformatics, and #Neuroscience giving our focus back in uni was Genetics of Human Disease, and Neuroscience but we are likely to talk about a whole range of medical topics, besides medicine we are likely to toot about #meteorology and #geology, with specific interests in #SynopticMeteorology #TropicalCyclones / #Hurricanes / #Typhoons / #TropicalStorms, #ExtratropicalCyclones, #SubtropicalCyclones, and #Tornadoes, among other topic, and we may toot about #Geology, #Minerals, and #Vulcanology, and what ever else is on our mind, we collected #MyLittlePony and are a fan of every generation of MLP, also we collect #WildManes, as well as #MonsterHigh and #LittlestPetShop and Radioactive stuff and play #EliteDangerous
edit extra info: [Also to note we're storm chasers, so we may occasionally post photos and media from chases, our focus is usually on Tropical Cyclones within the Australian Region Basin with mainly focus on the Coral Sea, these will usually be marked with the Tropical Cyclone and Hurricane tags]
See attached thread for System Information, System Membership 58+
Our system name is subject to change, it was previously the Athena's Realm System, however only one member, arguably two members made that decision on behalf of the entire system, without consulting us, so we're in the process of trying out system names to see which fits us best, but for the time being we will display both "Athena's Realm" and the current trialing system name so it is less confusing for those who know us by our old system name -
For the time being our primary account will be @[email protected] this will be the backup for now until we settle down #introduction - Updated: 2025-08-10
We're The Weather System (Athena's Realm System), We're Trans fem, and we're an officially diagnosed autistic, bipolar and dissociative identity disorder system, we a collection of various leftist, and believe strongly in queer, and neurodiversity rights movements, we view plurality in general as neurodivergence
Our pronouns are Su/Sudo/Suselves, however She/Her/Herselves, and They/Them/Theirselves
Languages: Our L1 is English, we have previous done some work on Esperanto, and Latin, we picked up some French due to frequently seeking information in french resources, and we're currently learning Japanese, right now English is the only language we can reliably produce anything in, likely since we tend to learn languages for literature access, but plan to attempt to add japanese to the list of languages we can produce output for, and maybe french and esperanto in the future, growing up we did start learning Taiwanese Mandarin and German however with both most of that has been lost though we did retain some residual hanzi knowledge that seem to reawaken when we started working on kanji.
We are most likely to toot about #Medicine, with focus on #Genetics, #Epigenetics, #Bioinformatics, and #Neuroscience giving our focus back in uni was Genetics of Human Disease, and Neuroscience but we are likely to talk about a whole range of medical topics, besides medicine we are likely to toot about #meteorology and #geology, with specific interests in #SynopticMeteorology #TropicalCyclones / #Hurricanes / #Typhoons / #TropicalStorms, #ExtratropicalCyclones, #SubtropicalCyclones, and #Tornadoes, among other topic, and we may toot about #Geology, #Minerals, and #Vulcanology, and what ever else is on our mind, we collected #MyLittlePony and are a fan of every generation of MLP, also we collect #WildManes, as well as #MonsterHigh and #LittlestPetShop and Radioactive stuff and play #EliteDangerous
edit extra info: [Also to note we're storm chasers, so we may occasionally post photos and media from chases, our focus is usually on Tropical Cyclones within the Australian Region Basin with mainly focus on the Coral Sea, these will usually be marked with the Tropical Cyclone and Hurricane tags]
See attached thread for System Information, System Membership 58+
Our system name is subject to change, it was previously the Athena's Realm System, however only one member, arguably two members made that decision on behalf of the entire system, without consulting us, so we're in the process of trying out system names to see which fits us best, but for the time being we will display both "Athena's Realm" and the current trialing system name so it is less confusing for those who know us by our old system name -
“Anticipating [shifts in climate] risk is vital for designing effective strategies and reducing the loss and damages from future extremes.
“It remains essential for the insurance industry to collaborate across sectors – and include the communities directly exposed to #ClimateRisk – to extend the use of cat models beyond their traditional insurance applications.”
https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-03-galloway-et-al/
#JCRR #DiamondOpenAccess #Risk #Insurance #Impact #ClimateChange #TropicalCyclones #Hurricanes
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“Anticipating [shifts in climate] risk is vital for designing effective strategies and reducing the loss and damages from future extremes.
“It remains essential for the insurance industry to collaborate across sectors – and include the communities directly exposed to #ClimateRisk – to extend the use of cat models beyond their traditional insurance applications.”
https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-03-galloway-et-al/
#JCRR #DiamondOpenAccess #Risk #Insurance #Impact #ClimateChange #TropicalCyclones #Hurricanes
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This recent #JCRR article demonstrates the ability and potential flexibility of catastrophe models to quantify impacts for both economic and non-economic loss and damage by exploring the impact of climate change on inland flood risk in Malawi, Vietnam, and the Philippines.
As a #DiamondOpenAccess paper, the article is free to download: https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-03-galloway-et-al/
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This recent #JCRR article demonstrates the ability and potential flexibility of catastrophe models to quantify impacts for both economic and non-economic loss and damage by exploring the impact of climate change on inland flood risk in Malawi, Vietnam, and the Philippines.
As a #DiamondOpenAccess paper, the article is free to download: https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-03-galloway-et-al/
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According to Gallagher Re, the total insured loss from #TropicalCyclones in the contiguous U.S. from 1990 to 2023 was US$556 billion. Normalised to 2023 U.S. dollar values, this translates to an Average Annual Loss (AAL) of US$16.6 billion [...] a repeat of the 1990 to 2023 tropical cyclone season today would result in significantly higher insured losses as a consequence of exposure growth, sea-level rise, and a climate ~0.5°C warmer than 1990: https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-02-pope-et-al/
#ClimateChange #ClimateRisk -
According to Gallagher Re, the total insured loss from #TropicalCyclones in the contiguous U.S. from 1990 to 2023 was US$556 billion. Normalised to 2023 U.S. dollar values, this translates to an Average Annual Loss (AAL) of US$16.6 billion [...] a repeat of the 1990 to 2023 tropical cyclone season today would result in significantly higher insured losses as a consequence of exposure growth, sea-level rise, and a climate ~0.5°C warmer than 1990: https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-02-pope-et-al/
#ClimateChange #ClimateRisk -
To understand the impacts of climate change on a given natural hazard, insurers commonly use exploratory scenarios. In this latest article, Pope and Phibbs use a +2°C above pre-industrial climate scenario to analyse possible changes to insured losses from a present-day baseline due to #TropicalCyclones in the contiguous U.S.
As a #DiamondOpenAccess paper, the article is free to read and download: https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-02-pope-et-al/
#Risk #Insurance #Impact #ClimateChange #ClimateRisk #Hurricanes
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To understand the impacts of climate change on a given natural hazard, insurers commonly use exploratory scenarios. In this latest article, Pope and Phibbs use a +2°C above pre-industrial climate scenario to analyse possible changes to insured losses from a present-day baseline due to #TropicalCyclones in the contiguous U.S.
As a #DiamondOpenAccess paper, the article is free to read and download: https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-02-pope-et-al/
#Risk #Insurance #Impact #ClimateChange #ClimateRisk #Hurricanes
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#JCRR RESEARCH ARTICLE NOTIFICATION: Our latest peer-reviewed research is now live! In this article, authors Ed Pope and Sam Phibbs show the impacts of further warming of the climate to 2°C above pre-industrial temperatures on hurricanes and their associated insured losses.
Click here to read the article “Insured U.S. hurricane loss under a 2°C warmer climate” for free: https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-02-pope-et-al/
#DiamondOpenAccess #Risk #Insurance #Impact #ClimateChange #ClimateRisk #TropicalCyclones #Hurricane
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#JCRR RESEARCH ARTICLE NOTIFICATION: Our latest peer-reviewed research is now live! In this article, authors Ed Pope and Sam Phibbs show the impacts of further warming of the climate to 2°C above pre-industrial temperatures on hurricanes and their associated insured losses.
Click here to read the article “Insured U.S. hurricane loss under a 2°C warmer climate” for free: https://journalofcrr.com/research/03-02-pope-et-al/
#DiamondOpenAccess #Risk #Insurance #Impact #ClimateChange #ClimateRisk #TropicalCyclones #Hurricane
