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Mid-latitude Cyclones and Winter Windstorms in a Changing Climate Spring Campus Berlin 2017 Research Workshop III: Climate Change in Cities. Mitigation, Adaptation Dr. Jens Grieger https://visibleearth.nasa.gov/ Institute of


  1. Mid-latitude Cyclones and Winter Windstorms in a Changing Climate Spring Campus Berlin 2017 Research Workshop III: “Climate Change in Cities. Mitigation, Adaptation” Dr. Jens Grieger https://visibleearth.nasa.gov/ Institute of Meteorology Freie Universität Berlin

  2. Outline ● Mid-latitude Cyclones ● Winter Windstorms ● Changing Climate Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 2 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  3. Mid-latitude Cyclones Extra-tropical cyclone: low pressure system Source: http://www.ecmwf.int Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 3 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  4. Mid-latitude Cyclones Source: http://www.ecmwf.int Source: www.wetterpate.de Names of high and low pressure Systems: www.wetterpate.de Source: http://www.berliner-wetterkarte.de Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 4 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  5. Winter wind storm ● Wind storm related to extra-tropical cyclone ● Low pressure system – Balancing air masses – Wind ● Further analysis – Identification of cyclones and wind storms Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 5 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  6. Example: Wind Storm Daria exceedence of 98th perc. exceedence of 98th perc. exceedence of 98th perc. of ERA-INT 10m wind speed of ERA-INT 10m wind speed of ERA-INT 10m wind speed ERA-INTERIM SLP isobars Daria‘s cyclone track Daria‘s wind track 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM Source: Tim Kruschke Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 6 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  7. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  8. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  9. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  10. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  11. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  12. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  13. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  14. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  15. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  16. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  17. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  18. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  19. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  20. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  21. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  22. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  23. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  24. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  25. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  26. Example: Daria 10m wind speed in ERA-INTERIM

  27. Storm track density ● Wind storm tracks per winter season ● Maximum at the North Atlantic Source: Kruschke (2015) Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 27 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  28. Impact of storms Example ensured loss [€] Kyrill: 2.8 billion Source: Munich Re Daria: 1.5 billion (1999). Taken from Renggli (2011) Source: Aon Benfield Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 28 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  29. Loss potential ● Loss is function of – Storm severity (Leckebusch et al.; 2008) – Population density (Donat et al.; 2011) Population density Data source: CIESIN. Taken from (Donat et al. (2011) Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 29 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  30. Climate change I Source: IPCC AR5, Fig. 9.2 Cyclones: re-distribution of energy Source: Etling (1996) Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 30 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  31. Climate change II Temperature Cyclones Source: IPCC AR5, Fig. 12.10 Source: Zappa et al. (2013) Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 31 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  32. Change of Strong cyclones ● Higher wind speed in Northern Europe Source: Zappa et al. (2013) Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 32 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  33. Change of loss potential ● Loss increase ● High variability of different climate models Source: Donat et al. (2013) Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 33 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

  34. Summary ● „Intense winter storms constitute one of the most important natural hazards affecting Central Europe“ (Donat et al.; 2010) ● Loss is function of storm severity and population density (Donat et al.; 2011) ● Future simulations show – less cyclones (Zappa et al.; 2013) – more strong ones, higher wind speed over Europe (Zappa et al.; 2013) – higher loss potentials in European region (Donat et al.; 2013) Jens Grieger, FU Berlin 34 March 28, 2017 Storms in a changing climate

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