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Laura Suarez-Gutierrez

@drlaurasuarez.bsky.social

Asst. Professor at Wageningen University. Investigating worst-case heat and drought and its impacts. Former MSCA Fellow at ETH and IPSL, PhD at MPI for Meteorology. (She/her)

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Dr. Dominic Royé@drxeo.eu · last mo.

En noches de calor extremo, el riesgo de morir sube un 2,6 %, incluso descontando el calor del día. El interior peninsular es el más golpeado: Granada, Madrid, Córdoba, Badajoz >3 %. La noche ya no es refugio 🌙🔥 #CalorExtremo #SaludPública #CambioClimático theconversation.com/noches-que-m...

Noches que matan: cuando el calor no da tregua aunque caiga el sol

En noches de exceso de calor extremo, el riesgo de morir aumenta un 2,6 % respecto a las noches sin estrés térmico en todos los climas y regiones del mundo.

theconversation.com

José Miguel Viñas@divulgameteo.bsky.social · last mo.

No es lo mismo un domo o cúpula de calor que una #OlaDeCalor como la que asoma por el horizonte. En este pequeño video explico en qué consiste la diferencia y como están relacionadas ambas cosas. www.tiempo.com/noticias/pre...

José Miguel Viñas, meteorólogo: "el domo de calor no puede ser entendido como sustituto de las olas de calor de siempre"

Las olas de calor extremo recientes en España están causadas principalmente por domos de calor, aunque son fenómenos y conceptos distintos.

tiempo.com

James Peacock@peacockreports.bsky.social · last mo.

We're already starting to see another pronounced hot weather signal emerge for 2nd week July, with the potential for v. hot conditions to return. You might think "surely we couldn't have another high-end heatwave so soon?" but the trouble is, extreme weather can load the dice...

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Vikki Thompson@vikkithompson.bsky.social · last mo.

Successive record-breaking European heatwaves in the same summer - as we are experiencing now - are exactly what @drlaurasuarez.bsky.social shows could happen: www.nature.com/articles/s43...

Worst-case European heat storylines generated using ensemble boosting - Communications Earth & Environment

Worst-case European heatwaves occur predominantly after another extreme heatwave, compounding danger to ecosystems, according to analyses of worst-case Earth system model simulations.

nature.com

Laura Suarez-Gutierrez@drlaurasuarez.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Extreme heatwaves happenning successively after another one in the same summer is exactly the type of worst case risk we find in our work: www.wur.nl/en/news/risk...

The risk of record-breaking European heatwaves

New research from Wageningen University & Research shows that Europe could face heatwaves far more intense and persistent than any recorded to date. Multiple extreme heatwaves may also occur within a ...

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James Peacock@peacockreports.bsky.social · 2mo ago

More likely than not, we're going to be talking about central-western Europe, mainly France, having experienced two high-end heatwaves before July & with one of those having been in May. Climate change has* increased the probability of* this extreme scenario (not caused it).

Laura Suarez-Gutierrez@drlaurasuarez.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Extreme heatwaves happenning successively after another one in the same summer is exactly the type of worst case risk we find in our work: www.wur.nl/en/news/risk...

The risk of record-breaking European heatwaves

New research from Wageningen University & Research shows that Europe could face heatwaves far more intense and persistent than any recorded to date. Multiple extreme heatwaves may also occur within a ...

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James Peacock@peacockreports.bsky.social · 2mo ago

More likely than not, we're going to be talking about central-western Europe, mainly France, having experienced two high-end heatwaves before July & with one of those having been in May. Climate change has* increased the probability of* this extreme scenario (not caused it).

Tobias Braun@scitobias.bsky.social · 2mo ago

In our new highlighted paper in Earth System Dynamics, we map out the global atmospheric river network along with its main hubs, highways and basins! What emerges is a surprisingly structured system that we think could open up new perspectives on atmospheric connectivity💨🌧️ doi.org/10.5194/esd-...

ECMWF@ecmwf.int · 2mo ago

A new DestinE application enables users to explore the Destination Earth Climate Digital Twin storyline simulations, which allow to simulate how weather events could evolve in past, present, and future climate conditions. Now available on the DestinE platform. ➡️ destine.ecmwf.int/news/new-app...

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Climate Risk Economics@climateeconomics.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Climate change: how fires and floods are creating uninsurable areas across Europe As #climaterisk increases, "the question is no longer whether or not the public sector will need to play a larger role, but how quickly it can be redesigned to do so"... theconversation.com/climate-chan...

Climate change: how fires and floods are creating uninsurable areas across Europe

From California to France and the UK, traditional private markets are buckling under the weight of climate claims.

theconversation.com

Nahel Belgherze@wxnb.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Can’t say I recall ever seeing this before. More than half of France’s 30+ year-old weather stations set/tied their monthly high-temperature record in May 2026. Some did so as many as 9 times. Unprecedented to witness this level of heat so early in the year.

Jeff Berardelli @weatherprof.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Peak El Niño median forecast is now forecast ONI at +3.3°C (RONI +2.7°C) up .2°C from last month so far. If it verifies, it will be by far the strongest El Niño on record. Thanks @hausfath for the great visual.

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Adrian Leyser Sturm@leysersturm.eurosky.social · 2mo ago

Still bit early for detailed forecast. But: models pointing to a classic High-Shear-Low-Cape environment on Thu. Moderately unstable air from Biscay, strong shear, both deep layer and low level, including helicity and low LCLs. Wouldn't be surprised by a few #tornados in Benelux and Germany!

Model sounding and hodograph, location: central Germany, Jun 4.
Nahel Belgherze@wxnb.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Hard to believe I’m even writing this. Meteorological summer hasn’t even begun, yet Paris, France has already logged more days above 32°C than its annual average.

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