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Three-dimensional analysis reveals diverse heat wave types in Europe

Earth Sciences

Three-dimensional analysis reveals diverse heat wave types in Europe

O. Lhotka and J. Kyselý

Discover a groundbreaking study by Ondřej Lhotka and Jan Kyselý that explores heat waves as dynamic 3D phenomena. This research identifies four distinct heat wave types, each characterized by unique temperature anomaly profiles and driving mechanisms over three European regions from 1979 to 2022. Dive into the diverse implications of these findings!

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Abstract
This study introduces a novel approach to analyzing heat waves as three-dimensional (3D) phenomena using ERA5 reanalysis data from three European regions (1979–2022). Four heat wave types are identified based on vertical temperature anomaly profiles: near-surface, lower-tropospheric, higher-tropospheric, and omnipresent. These types differ in duration, seasonal occurrence, and soil moisture preconditioning, highlighting diverse driving mechanisms.
Publisher
Communications Earth & Environment
Published On
Jun 14, 2024
Authors
Ondřej Lhotka, Jan Kyselý
Tags
heat waves
three-dimensional
temperature anomaly
ERA5 reanalysis
driving mechanisms
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