This paper reviews the climatological influences on major past storm events in the North-
east Atlantic. Analyses are based on a millenary record of sedimentological and historical …

This paper reviews the reconstruction of European Atlantic storm events with the contribution
of a new stormy reconstruction in its central part. Three marsh environments on the island of …

A high-resolution record of paleostorm events along the French Mediterranean coast over
the past 7000 years was established from a lagoonal sediment core in the Gulf of Lions …

Understanding long-term variability in the frequency of intense storm activity is important for
assessing whether changes are controlled by climate evolution. Understanding this …

Our study aims to understand the recurring climatic conditions prevailing during the largest
storms reaching NW France (Brittany). These storms are responsible for the breaching of …

This study focuses on the recurring climate conditions required for the largest storms
occurring in NW France (Brittany). It is based on the analysed records of storm events along …

Instrumental and documentary records of storminess along the Atlantic coast of western
Europe show that storm activity exhibits strong spatial and temporal variability at annual and …

Considerable climatic variability on decadal to millennial timescales has been documented
for the past 11,500 years of interglacial climate,,. This variability has been particularly …

Identification of the distinctive circulation patterns of storminess on the Atlantic margin of
Europe forms the main objective of this study; dealing with storm frequency, intensity and …

An historical analysis of the occurrence of storms and their damage intensity is presented.
The work analysed historical large-scale events from The Middle Ages to the 1960s at case …