Don't forget about the EMS abstract deadline next week! 💡

Dominik Büeler@dombueeler.bsky.social · 2y ago

📢 You can now submit your abstract to our session "Forecasting on sub-seasonal to seasonal to decadal timescales“ (lnkd.in/dR2RT7Wu) for the upcoming EMS AM in Ljubljana and online on 7-12 September 2025 (ems2025.eu). Abstract deadline: 14 April. We're looking forward to an interesting session! 💡

📢 You can now submit your abstract to our session "Forecasting on sub-seasonal to seasonal to decadal timescales“ (lnkd.in/dR2RT7Wu) for the upcoming EMS AM in Ljubljana and online on 7-12 September 2025 (ems2025.eu). Abstract deadline: 14 April. We're looking forward to an interesting session! 💡

1/4 💼 I'm very excited to share my new position as a climate scientist at MeteoSwiss! 👨‍💻⛈️ My role will be to further develop and coordinate (ultra-)high-resolution climate products and services for the energy and health sectors of Switzerland.

1/4: In our new paper led by M. Pyrina, together with @anavicedo9.bsky.social, S. Sivaraj, C. Spirig, and D. Domeisen, we show promising potential for early warning of heat-related mortality in Switzerland 2-4 weeks ahead using @ecmwf.bsky.social subseasonal forecasts: doi.org/10.1029/2024... 🌡️🌆

Subseasonal Prediction of Heat‐Related Mortality in Switzerland

Heat-related mortality peaks can be successfully predicted up to 2 weeks ahead by subseasonal forecasts Multi-week periods of heat-related mortality can be anticipated 3–4 weeks ahead

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