During the cool season, severe extratropical cyclones (etcs) and their associated fronts can produce hazardous weather events that include heavy rain, snow, and strong winds

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NA23OAR4310604
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$558,265

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11.431 Climate and Atmospheric Research
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Boulder, CO 80301, USA

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Such events lead to significant losses of human life and property and account for many of the billion dollar weather and climate related disasters that plague the U.S. Given the devastating impact etcs can have, stakeholder communities need robust projections of future changes in etcs and their associated extremes to help them develop resilient adaptation plans. The goal of this work is to use three global climate model large-ensembles (GCM-LES) produced by U.S. Modeling centers to develop near-to-long term projections for etcs and their storm-scale extremes. Our understanding of how etcs over the U.S. May change in a warming climate is still highly uncertain and very little is known about how storm-scale extremes will change in the future. Etcs exhibit significant annual-to-decadal variability over the…

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Who received award NA23OAR4310604?

NA23OAR4310604 was awarded to University Corporation For Atmospheric Research by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Department of Commerce) on September 1, 2023.

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$558,265 has been obligated on NA23OAR4310604.

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