Whenever she is ready!
Posts by Thomas Loridan
If she likes coloring maps we may have some work for her - that’s basically half our job !
Multi tasking and excelling at both tasks!
Thank you so much for your review Nadia! Glad it (kind of) inspired your daughter too…
My next livestream will be 7pm PT this evening. My continuing focus will be the SoCal #wildfire disasters, as well as the new "extremely critical risk" event tonight into tomorrow plus the long-term outlook. #CAwx #CAfire #PalisadesFire #EatonFIre youtube.com/live/QeI...
About the figure:
- We split the coast in 6 broad regions
- For each we extract the most intense event observed in the 1950-2023 period
- We run the same period 2500 times with the Reask model
- We count how many of the simulations of the period experience events of that magnitude once, twice…
@nicobruneau.bsky.social and I have been scratching our heads with #hurricane Andrew for a while now, and whichever way we look at it, it always seems like a very unlucky occurence. Curious to hear what the industry thinks about likely return period ?
It's always fascinating to see how sparse our historical records of Major #Hurricane US landfalls are !
This is why we need stochastic event sets to fill these gaps, and get a better picture of the risk ( #NaturalDisaster #climaterisk ).
Conditioning #hurricane parameter distributions to climate state is super important… otherwise we get stuck with backward looking static views of risk
Excited to see Nico posting his analysis on here, he consistently produces awesome #hurricane risk graphics:
Hurricane seasonal risk projection – before and after:
Back in May, our team used Reask #TropicalCyclone model (see links in comments) to highlight projected regions of increased seasonal #hurricanerisk .
6 months later, we can overlay observed activity on top of the our pre-season "heat maps":
I think you can also add designer to your bio, such a good looking map:
Superb work coming out of the Reask drought team - well done @marieshaylor.bsky.social