Journal article

Frontiers in attributing climate extremes and associated impacts

SE Perkins-Kirkpatrick, LV Alexander, AD King, SF Kew, SY Philip, C Barnes, D Maraun, RF Stuart-Smith, A Jézéquel, E Bevacqua, S Burgess, E Fischer, GC Hegerl, J Kimutai, G Koren, KA Lawal, SK Min, M New, RC Odoulami, CM Patricola Show all

Frontiers in Climate | Published : 2024

Abstract

The field of extreme event attribution (EEA) has rapidly developed over the last two decades. Various methods have been developed and implemented, physical modelling capabilities have generally improved, the field of impact attribution has emerged, and assessments serve as a popular communication tool for conveying how climate change is influencing weather and climate events in the lived experience. However, a number of non-trivial challenges still remain that must be addressed by the community to secure further advancement of the field whilst ensuring scientific rigour and the appropriate use of attribution findings by stakeholders and associated applications. As part of a concept series co..

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