The Arctic has undergone substantial changes over the last few decades in various
cryospheric and derivative systems and processes. Of these, the Arctic sea ice regime has …

On 2 August 2012 a dramatic storm formed over Siberia, moved into the Arctic, and died in
the Canadian Arctic Archipelago on 14 August. During its lifetime its central pressure …

Recent studies have noted an asymmetrical climate change across Antarctica, with
significant warming in West Antarctica and the Antarctica Peninsula, and primarily …

In this study, an updated and extended climatology of cyclonic tracks affecting the eastern
Mediterranean region is presented, in order to better understand the Mediterranean climate …

Extratropical cyclone activity over the central Arctic Ocean reaches its peak in summer.
Previous research has argued for the existence of two external source regions for cyclones …

Dramatic climate changes have occurred in recent decades over the Arctic region, and very
noticeably in near-surface warming and reductions in sea ice extent. In a climatological …

Coastal regions of Alaska are regularly affected by intense storms of ocean origin, the
frequency and intensity of which are expected to increase as a result of global climate …

Extratropical cyclones (ETCs) are a common source of natural hazards, from heavy rain to
high winds, and the direction and speed of ETC propagation influence where impacts occur …

Storm surge is a major natural hazard in coastal regions, responsible both for significant
property damage and loss of life. Accurate, efficient models of storm surge are needed both …

An objective climatology of explosive cyclones is performed over a 40-year period (1962–
2001), for the Mediterranean region with the aid of the Melbourne University automatic …