Approximately 10 years ago, convection‐permitting regional climate models (CPRCMs)
emerged as a promising computationally affordable tool to produce fine resolution (1–4 km) …

A natural hazard is a naturally occurring extreme event that has a negative effect on people
and society or the environment. Natural hazards may have severe implications for human …

Lake‐/sea‐effect snow forms typically from late fall to winter when a cold air mass moves
over the warmer, large water surface. The resulting intense snowfall has many societal …

Convective sea-effect snowfall, in the form of snowbands, is observed over the northern
Baltic Sea annually. Quasi-stationary snowbands may last up to several days over the sea …

Future changes in precipitation, in particular extremes, are among the most impact-relevant
consequences of a warming climate driven by increases in atmospheric greenhouse gas …

Sea-effect snow (SES) is convective snowfall which can produce large snow accumulation
in less than a day. Although cold weather and snowfall are frequent in Finland in wintertime …

Sea-effect snow (SES) is convective snowfall which can produce large snow accumulation
in less than a day. Although cold weather and snowfall are frequent in Finland in wintertime …

Extreme weather can cause large disruptions to both natural and human systems and the
recurrence and intensity of such events can be affected by climate change. One …