2030-2 - Weather, Climate, and Environmental Extremes in Changing Climate - Part 2

13:50 — Summers over land and ocean are becoming longer, transitioning faster,and accumulating more heat Ted Scott (University of British Columbia, Geography) 14:02 — Investigation of Community Earth System Model Dynamical TemperatureTrends using Circulation Analogs Under Multiple Climates Jamie Robson 14:14 — From Circulation Anomalies to Local Flood Risk: CM1-Based Modeling ofConvective Extremes related to atmospheric blocking Marie-Christin Eckert (Technische Universität Berlin) 14:26 — Evaluation of WRF and RegCM5 Performance in Simulating a High-ImpactExtreme Precipitation Event Over Eastern Canada Rohtash Rohtash (Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering, University of Toronto, Canada) 14:38 — Future Hydrological Extremes with Bias-Corrected CanESM5-1 andCanRCM5-1 Simulations Marlen Kolbe (UBC)