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Social-media and newspaper reports reveal large-scale meteorological drivers of floods on Sumatra

Earth Sciences

Social-media and newspaper reports reveal large-scale meteorological drivers of floods on Sumatra

D. B. Baranowski, M. K. Flatau, et al.

This groundbreaking study, conducted by Dariusz B. Baranowski and colleagues, reveals that convectively coupled Kelvin waves are pivotal in causing floods in Sumatra. With CCKWs involved in over 90% of flood events, this research leverages five years of data to enhance flood risk prediction significantly.

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