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This event was associated with very exceptional meteorological conditions We ascribe the strengthened wind and heavier precipitation in cyclone Zelia to human driven climate change and natural climate variability likely played a minor role.

Cyclones similar to Zelia are up -1 hPa deeper, up to 27 mm/day (up to 20%) wetter and up to 5 km/h (up to 10%) windier in the present compared to the past. They lead to colder (up to -2°C) conditions over the Australian Coasts.

#NewReport 🌀Heavy rain and strong winds in cyclone Zelia in Australia strengthened by human-driven climate-change. 🗒️Full study: climameter.org/20250212-cyclo…. Contact Authors: @DaviFaranda (@IPSL_outreach) & Tommaso Alberti (@INGVambiente) #CycloneZelia

This event was associated with exceptional meteorological conditions. We ascribe the heavier precipitation associated with Queensland floods to human driven climate change and natural climate variability likely played a minor role.

Meteorological conditions similar to that causing #QueenslandFloods are up to 17 mm/day (up to 20%) wetter over the coast of Queensland. Additionally, conditions are up to 5 km/h (up to 20%) windier offshore Queensland and up to 1.5 ºC warmer in the present compared to past

#NewReport 💧February 2025 floods in #Queensland mostly exacerbated by human-driven climate change. 📊 Full Report: climameter.org/20250201-02-qu… ✍️ Contact Authors @DaviFaranda & Gianmarco Mengaldo. #QueenslandFloods

#StormEowyn was driven by very rare meteorological conditions. We mostly ascribe the strengthened wind and higher precipitation of Storm Éowyn to human-driven climate change and natural climate variability likely played a modest role.

Storms similar to #StormEowyn are up to 4 hP deeper, up to 8 km/h (10%) windier over the Atlantic coasts of Ireland and France, and up to 6 mm/day (up to 15%) wetter in the present than they would have been in the past.

#NewReport ☔️💨 Heavy precipitation and strong winds in storm Éowyn mostly strengthened by human-driven climate change. 📊 Full Report climameter.org/20250124-storm…✍️ @DaviFaranda , @FlavioPons , @mcreal82 @mireginesta, Greta Cazzaniga, @ErikaCoppolaE

This event was associated with very rare meteorological conditions. We ascribe the strengthened winds, higher temperature, and drier conditions triggering January 2025 California wildfires to human-driven climate change, and natural climate variability likely played a minor role.

Meteorological conditions similar to those triggering January 2025 California wildfires are up 5°C warmer, 3 mm/day (up to 15%) drier, and up to 5 km/h (up to 20%) windier in the present compared to the past, in the area interested by the fires.

#NewReport 🔥 January 2025 California #wildfires have been fueled by meteorological conditions strengthened by human-driven climate change. 📊Full Report: climameter.org/20250107-08-ca…. ✍️ Contact Authors: @CazzanigaGreta, @DaviFaranda (@CNRS , @LSCE_IPSL, @IPSL_outreach)

Given the lack of similar events in our dataset, we cannot disentangle the influence of natural variability in driving #cyclonechido trajectory

However, with the influence of anthropogenic climate change, the warmer environment (+1.5°C) in which systems similar to #CycloneChido develop can enhance both their intensity and rainfall potential.

#CycloneChido was a very exceptional event in terms of meteorological conditions. Low-pressure systems making landfall in Comoros and Mayotte, such as Cyclone Chido, generally display precipitation and wind patterns similar to past events.

#NewReport 🌀Despite warming conditions, low confidence prevent ascribing #CycloneChido 's intensity to human-driven climate change. 📊Report available: climameter.org/20241214-cyclo…. ✍️Contact Authors: @gretacazzi, @stella_bourdin, @mcalvarezcastro, @DaviFaranda

If you are attending #AGU24, don't miss @DaviFaranda invited presentation on ClimaMeter. It will be today, 11 December 2024; in "Detection and Attribution of Anthropogenic Climate Change and Extreme Weather and Climate Events" 16:00 - 17:30 EST,  Convention Center, Salon A

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