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REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT Extreme Weather Risk in a ...

Today, climate change is changing the patterns and risks of extreme weather, including the frequency and severity of many hazards. The challenge ...

Using AI to link heat waves to global warming | Stanford Report

Together, these innovations will enable accurate, low-cost analyses of extreme events in more parts of the world, which is crucial for ...

Chapter 4: Extreme Events | Climate and Health Assessment

In the next several decades, storm surges and high tides could combine with sea level rise and land subsidence to further increase coastal flooding in many ...

WRITTEN STATEMENT BY - U.S. Department of Commerce

... in, supporting innovation to improve weather and climate services. ... frequent extreme weather events in the future. To ... beyond; however, future innovation in ...

How are extreme weather events and the climate evolving in the ...

We need to examine long-term data to understand how climate change is affecting weather extremes such as rainfall patterns, droughts, hurricanes ...

Understanding climate change - DCCEEW

Extreme heat events are increasing both in Australia and globally. ... in atmospheric and ocean circulation and regional weather patterns.

a cornerstone for early warnings and coastal resilience

One key aspect of ocean observations for early warning systems is the monitoring of ocean temperatures. “Anomalies in sea surface temperatures ...

Hurricane Tracking Technology: Advancements and Opportunities

During a hurricane, aircraft will drop these balloons above the storm. The dropsondes will collect important data all the way until they hit the ocean floor.

NOAA leaders, experts and climate science take the world stage at ...

In a year of extreme weather events driven by climate change, the ocean will take center stage at COP28. ... 12:30-1:30 PM—Ocean innovation to support climate ...

Verification of extreme event attribution: Using out-of-sample ...

Although there is heterogeneity in the design of these frameworks, most use a combination of instrumental observations and climate model ...

Nonstationary weather and water extremes: a review of methods for ...

(c) Drought. (d) Temperature. (e) Wind (storms). All these variables can be described using indicators of event duration and magnitude (peak ...

Sea-level rise caused by climate change and its implications for ...

XBT observations started after the mid-1960s, while the data from MBT observations is available from after the World War II to around 1990. More recently, ARGO ...

Congressional Direction to NOAA in P.L. 115-25 - CRS Reports

The committee is charged with coordinating weather research and innovation activities across the federal government. ... severe weather events.

Global climate change observations | AdaptNSW

... sea levels, acidification of our oceans, and increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. These changes are expected to continue, even if we ...

Weather News - ScienceDaily

6, 2024 — Researchers used biologging technology to analyse movements, activity patterns and eating habits of two species of Southern Ocean albatrosses to see ...

WMO and the Early Warnings for All Initiative

With human-induced climate change leading to more extreme weather conditions, the need for early warning systems is more crucial than ever. Despite the ...

Emerging Technologies and Approaches for In Situ, Autonomous ...

Standard meteorological measurements further augment the existing International Arctic Buoy Program (IABP) array in the Arctic Ocean. Data are ...

10 Challenges - Ocean Decade

Through multi-stakeholder collaboration, develop a comprehensive digital representation of the ocean, including a dynamic ocean map, which provides free and ...

Surface latent and sensible heat fluxes over the Pacific Sub-Arctic ...

... weather and climate has ... Zhang, Observing extreme ocean and weather events using innovative saildrone uncrewed surface vehicles, Oceanography, № 36, с.

Indirect Evidence of Climate Change | Center for Science Education

Scientists measure sea ice thickness and geographic extent, the depth of the ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland, and the size and movement rates of glaciers ...