Dr Nicholas Leach: Publications

A comparison of storyline attribution methods for a midlatitude cyclone

Copernicus Publications (2025)

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Shirin Ermis, Vikki Thompson, Nicholas Leach, Hylke de Vries, Geert Lenderink, Lynn Zhou, Pandora Hope, Ben Clarke, Sarah Kew, Sarah Sparrow, Fraser Lott, Antje Weisheimer

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The perfect storm: loss potential of Eunice-like cyclones in a counterfactual climate

Copernicus Publications (2025)

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Nicholas Leach, Shirin Ermis, Aidan Brocklehurst, Dhirendra Kumar, Alexandros Georgiadis, Lukas Braun, Len Shaffrey

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“Boosted” realities: exploring the plausible limits of extreme weather through ensemble forecasts

Copernicus Publications (2025)

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Nicholas Leach, Shirin Ermis, Erich Fischer, Olivia Vashti Ayim, Aidan Brocklehurst, Kelvin Ng, Gregor Leckebusch

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Forecast-based attribution for midlatitude cyclones

Copernicus Publications (2025)

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Shirin Ermis, Nicholas Leach, Sarah Sparrow, Fraser Lott, Antje Weisheimer

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Towards an operational forecast-based attribution system - beyond isolated events

Copernicus Publications (2025)

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Nicholas Leach, Shirin Ermis, Olivia Vashti Ayim, Sarah Sparrow, Fraser Lott, Linjing Zhou, Pandora Hope, Dann Mitchell, Antje Weisheimer, Myles Allen

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A comparison of storyline attribution methods for a midlatitude cyclone

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The perfect storm: loss potential of Eunice-like cyclones in a counterfactual climate

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“Boosted” realities: exploring the plausible limits of extreme weather through ensemble forecasts

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Forecast-based attribution for midlatitude cyclones

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Towards an operational forecast-based attribution system - beyond isolated events

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A comparison of storyline attribution methods for a midlatitude cyclone

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The perfect storm: loss potential of Eunice-like cyclones in a counterfactual climate

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“Boosted” realities: exploring the plausible limits of extreme weather through ensemble forecasts

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Forecast-based attribution for midlatitude cyclones

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Towards an operational forecast-based attribution system - beyond isolated events

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