Yinglin Tian

We are very delighted to have @karinvdwiel.bsky.social and @regclimo.bsky.social as invited speakers in our #EGU26 session on NH11.2 Future Changes in Weather and Climate Hazards!

Consider to present your fantastic work with us!!

@nh.egu.eu
@pik-potsdam.bsky.social

🎆 🧑‍🎓 Welcome participants of the 2025 IIASA Summer School for Systems Modeling!

The Summer School runs from 7-18 July 2025. It is designed those who wish to use or develop models broadly related to the sustainability agenda.

Learn more 👉 iiasa.ac.at/capacity-dev...

Big congrats to @kornhuber.bsky.social for receiving Division Outstanding Early Career Scientist Awards of EGU! Amazing talk on heat extreme from perspectives of both atmospheric and land-air interaction. Super successful session with a full room @drlaurasuarez.bsky.social @erichfischer.bsky.social!

First day of @egu.eu and we have kicked off our first symposium @iiasa.ac.at! With an opening by @kornhuber.bsky.social and now Martha Vogel is introducing the disasters, diseases, health, and well-being working group.

#EGU25 is about to start!

If you're there, check out our session on High-impact Climate Extremes on Tuesday, room 🟨 F1

🧪: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio...

With many exciting talks, including the CL Division Outstanding ECS Award Lecture by
@kornhuber.bsky.social

Thanks for coming and being interested!
Very nice session on land-air interaction and extremes, I was enjoying a lot!

I’m thrilled to be part of the @compoundnet.bsky.social Early Career Research group! Looking forward to more engaging discussions and exciting collaborations with this wonderful community in 2025!

A lot of thanks to your awesome supervision!!!

Thanks!

Understanding the mechanisms and atmospheric drivers that contribute to hot and dry compound extremes in Europe it’s a challenge that here we tackle with a causal discovery method. Great experience for me personally to work with this talented team of early career scientists

Great to see the first paper of the 2022 Como Summerschool on #CompoundEvents out.

Great work @yinglintian.bsky.social et al. and great supervision @giorgiadc.bsky.social!

@iiasa.ac.at @columbiaclimate.bsky.social @lamontearth.bsky.social @pik-potsdam.bsky.social

Big thanks to fantastic collaborators!
@giorgiadc.bsky.social @Domenico Giaquinto
@Judith N. Claassen
@javedali.bsky.social
@Hao Li
@Carlo De Michele

@pik-potsdam.bsky.social

Historical changes in the Causal Effect Networks of compound hot and dry extremes in central Europe - Communications Earth & Environment Central Europe experiences hot and dry extreme events due to atmospheric and surface anomalies, with dry soil’s impact on temperature increasing by up to 67% and atmospheric drivers’ impact on soil mo...

More compounding hot and dry events in Europe—not only stronger driver, but also amplified causal link strength!
It’s such a pleasant journey starting from Como summer school back to 2022. Many thanks to all my excellent coauthors and dear friends
www.nature.com/articles/s43...

Big thanks!

Changes in circulation relate to deviation from CC scaling after cloud-radiative effects is removed (Fig 3). But I think @sghausi.bsky.social will explain this better😉

Congrats @sghausi.bsky.social !

Thermodynamically inconsistent extreme precipitation sensitivities across continents driven by cloud-radiative effects - Nature Communications Observation-based extreme precipitation-temperature sensitivities reveal increases in heavy rainfall across continents after adjusting for cloud-radiative effects, consistent with changes in atmospher...

Why extreme precipitation changes in a different manner with temperature cross continents? —mainly by cloud radiative effects! Check our latest paper in Nature Communications led by Sarosh Alam Ghausi! www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Don‘t miss @yinglintian.bsky.social presenting on extreme heatwave mechanisms and explainable ML at @agu.org this morning.

@iiasa.ac.at @lamontearth.bsky.social @columbiaclimate.bsky.social @pik-potsdam.bsky.social

Excited to present our latest research on the nonlinear interactive processes driving the most extreme heatwaves at #AGU! Join us for the talk on Monday morning, or feel free to connect anytime during the week if you can’t make it.
@pik-potsdam.bsky.social @iiasa.ac.at
@columbiaclimate.bsky.social

Characterizing heatwaves based on land surface energy budget - Communications Earth & Environment Global heatwave days can be classified into sunny-humid, sunny-dry, advective, and adiabatic types, with sunny-dry days showing the most widespread increase from 2000 to 2020, causing carbon uptake re...

☀️How do heatwaves differ in their physical mechanisms? Our latest study identifies four distinct types of heatwaves, each driven by different mechanisms and exhibiting unique impacts on ecosystems and historical trends. www.nature.com/articles/s43...

Tropical and mid-latitude causal drivers of the eastern Mediterranean Etesians during boreal summer link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Inspiring work related to record-breaking heatwaves and climate-model assessments! Congrats Kai and Sam!