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Severe Weather Analysis Tool

, 2020
Severe weather events are caused by underlying weather systems (aka morphologies) that often evolve into one another. The purpose of classifying them is to try to understand the correlation between each system and the severe weather events they cause. As
Subramanian, Krishnan
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Severe Weather and Collateral Practices

Physical climate risks significantly influence banks' collateral practices. Drawing on comprehensive loan-level data from Sweden, we find that adverse weather events increase both the likelihood and the amount of collateral required for new loans.
Cella, Cristina, Schubert, Valentin
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Severe weather

Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal, 2007
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Severe Weather Forecasting with Transition Information

2009 WRI World Congress on Computer Science and Information Engineering, 2009
The effective information extracting from sounding data is important for severe weather forecasting. The atmospheric structure analysis has been done with V-3θ plot, which is different from the synoptic chart forecasting. This research introduces the calculation and programming of the V-3θ plot, and analyses the typical severe weather events.
Ming Wei, Xiaolong Huang
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Several Aspects Regarding Weather and Weather Derivatives [PDF]

Romanian Economic Journal, 2008
In recent years, one of the factors that had a significant impact on the economic development was represented by climatic change. At international level, the weather risk management stands for a priority for Governments, insurance companies and companies within the industries affected by the weather variability. Within this article, we try to address a
Gheorghe Hurduzeu, Laura Gabriela Constantin   +1 more
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Heat and Severe Weather

2016
A hotter climate means there will be more heat waves and heat-related illnesses, such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke, the leading causes of weather-related death in the US. Without mitigation, annual world-wide heat-related deaths may exceed 225,000 by 2050.
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Severe weather

Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal, 2008
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Severe Weather and the Macroeconomy

American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics
We investigate the impact of severe weather shocks on the US macroeconomy over the past 60 years. Using a nonlinear vector autoregressive model, we find robust evidence of time-varying effects. While negligible at the beginning of the sample, the impact becomes signifi-cant at the end, where an increase in the severe weather index reduces aggregate ...
Hee Soo Kim, Christian Matthes, Toàn Phan   +2 more
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