Jannik Wilhelm

Hailstone in the freezer: Please send an email to hagel@imk-tro.kit.edu

Machine learning and statistical emulators help to better understand and forecast the complex weather and climate of tropical Africa

Mühr/Ehret

While the flood was still in progress, CEDIM researchers carried out an initial historical classification of the event and categorized regions according to the degree of expected damage.

Andreas Wieser

Five new DIAL profilers extend the KITcube measuring system with continuous measurements of water vapor profiles in the boundary layer

NASA Worldview

A combination of different datasets is crucial to obtain a representative picture of windstorm associated impacts.

Susanna Mohr

Hailstorms cause considerable damage again and again. The 4th European Hail Workshop was held at KIT in March 2024 to inform and discuss the current state of hail research and to identify new possible solutions.

Agnes Meyer-Brandis

6-week field campaign by researchers from KIT and Leipzig University in wintry Finland

Andreas H. Fink

To adapt to climate change, Africa needs long-term investment in scientific infrastructure and careers in meteorology

Hans Schipper

From April to June, the presentation globe advertises meteorological research at KIT at a prominent location on Kronenplatz.