Floods are among the most dangerous geohazards in Central Europe. Their occurrence is
often the result of the cumulative contribution of sub-catchments in the culmination zone of a …

The paper investigates weather-related fatalities over the territory of the Czech Republic in
the 100-year period from 1921 to 2020. The unique database, created from documentary …

In this work, we use 8 years (2014–21) of Operational Programme for the Exchange of
Weather Radar Information (OPERA) radar data, ESWD severe weather reports, and arrival …

Severe or large hail, with diameter≥ 20 mm, is a hazard associated with severe convective
storms that can cause significant damage. In the UK, the rarity and small footprint of severe …

Winter storms are one of the riskiest natural hazards in Europe. They are often assessed
either from a climatology perspective or the exposed land use type. However, for accurate …

Demographic yearbooks of the Czech Republic, prepared by the Czech Statistical Office for
the 1919–2022 period, contain official figures on the number of fatalities attributed to …

In the context of advancing urbanization, cities grapple with escalating challenges such as
heightened and unpredictable occurrences of heatwaves and increased precipitation …

This study compares the convective parameters between two 8-year periods of hail reporting
in Poland: 1948–1955 (period A) and 2015–2022 (period B). The data on hail incidents for …

Compound wind and precipitation (CWP) extremes often cause severe impacts on human
society and ecosystems, such as damage to agricultural crops and infrastructure. High …