More than 300 severe thunderstorm researchers and forecasters this weekend are on their way to the European Conference on Severe Storms #ECSS2025 in Utrecht. My journey now starts with the night train from Vienna. Looking forward to all the new findings and to both the well-known and new faces!
Presented TIM Field Campaign plans at the #ICAM2025 in PoreΔ / Parenzo this afternoon. Connecting severe storms community with mountain meteorology community can lead to better understanding on both sides.
tim-campaign.eu
The TIM field campaign poster at #IMC25 presents the highlights from the TIM White Paper
nhess.copernicus.org/articles/25/26β¦
Better understanding why severe thunderstorms are most frequent close to mountain ranges and how they intensify will improve warnings for cities too.
Early bird this morning at the International Mountain Conference #IMC25 in Innsbruck. π
Our poster: the TIM Severe Storms Field Campaign. TIM = Thunderstorm Intensification from Mountains to plains.
Find all TIM partners here:
tim-campaign.eu
Yesterday's probable tornado in Taufkirchen an der Pram (Upper Austria) had a small velocity couplet around 12:55 UTC in storm-relative doppler winds as seen from GSA Hochficht radar. Visualization by ESSL/Bram van 't Veen.
Text announcing that the Call for Papers is opened for the ECSS2025 together with logo's of ESSL and KNMI, and referral to the ecss.eu website.
A picture of a canal in Utrecht with the Dom Church tower in the background and two text blocks explaining to main topic of the conference and an explanation of the location of the venue in Utrecht and how to get there.
We are happy to announce that abstract submission and registration for the European Conference on Severe Storms (ECSS2025), 17 - 21 November in Utrecht, Netherlands, are now opened at ecss.eu . There is more information in this pdf document: www.essl.org/cms/wp-conte...
I will miss my friend Charles A. Doswell III.
Chuck was an outstanding scientist and inspiring teacher. At the core of his work was the motivation to improve warnings and save lives.
He supported the European Severe Storms research and weather sagety community A LOT.
