In the Mediterranean Sea, coastal extreme sea levels are mainly caused by storm surges
driven by atmospheric pressure and surface winds from extratropical cyclones. In addition …

Coastal flooding is recognized as one of the most devastating natural disasters, resulting in
significant economic losses. Therefore, hazard assessment is crucial to support …

Accurate information on waves and storm surges is essential to understand coastal hazards
that are expected to increase in view of global warming and rising sea levels. Despite the …

European coasts are regularly exposed to severe storms that trigger extreme water-level
conditions, leading to coastal flooding and erosion. Early Warning Systems (EWS) are …

Statistical models are an alternative to numerical models for reconstructing storm surges at a
low computational cost. These models directly link surges to metocean variables, ie …

Abstract Knowledge of the frequency of extreme sea levels informs construction of coastal
defenses, flood insurance policies, and strategic coastal adaptation plans. In the midst of …

The analysis of extreme wave conditions is crucial for understanding and mitigating coastal
hazards. As global wave reanalyses allow to extend the evaluation of wave conditions to …

Concurrent meteorological droughts and consecutive cold events can significantly impact
local ecosystems, socio‐economies, and human health. The respective characteristics of …

Global warming changes the Earth's climate in different ways, in particular it influences
extreme weather events like storms. Strong storms cause large surges and thus have a …

European coasts are regularly exposed to severe storms that trigger extreme water-level
conditions, leading to coastal flooding and erosion. Early Warning Systems (EWS) are …