Hailstorms are dangerous and costly phenomena that are expected to change in response
to a warming climate. In this Review, we summarize current knowledge of climate change …

Leading edge erosion (LEE) of wind turbine blades causes decreased aerodynamic
performance leading to lower power production and revenue and increased operations and …

Since 1990, natural hazards have led to over 1.6 million fatalities globally, and economic
losses are estimated at an average of around USD 260–310 billion per year. The scientific …

Long-term trends in the historical frequency of environments supportive of atmospheric
convection are unclear, and only partially follow the expectations of a warming climate. This …

As lightning-detection records lengthen and the efficiency of severe weather reporting
increases, more accurate climatologies of convective hazards can be constructed. In this …

We have developed additive logistic models for the occurrence of lightning, large hail (≥ 2
cm), and very large hail (≥ 5 cm) to investigate the evolution of these hazards in the past, in …

Supercell storms are commonly responsible for severe hail, which is the costliest severe
storm hazard in the United States and elsewhere. Radar observations of such storms are …

Hailstorms pose a significant socioeconomic risk, necessitating detailed assessments of
how the hail threat changes throughout their lifetimes. Hail production involves the favorable …

Understanding how severe hailstorms will respond to climate change remains challenging
partially due to an incomplete understanding of how different environments produce hail …

Abstract The Predicted Particle Properties (P3) bulk microphysics scheme has been recently
modified to combine the two major innovations. The triple‐moment approach to represent …