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1. Estimating return periods of extreme events from ECMWF seasonal forecast ensembles

   Meteorological extremes have large impacts on society. The fact that approximately 40% of the Net...

   HW van den Brink, GP Können, JD Opsteegh, GJ van Oldenborgh, G Burgers | Status: published | Journal: Int. J. Climatology | Volume: 25 | Year: 2005 | First page: 1345 | Last page: 1354 | doi: 10.1002/joc.1155

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2. The attribution question

   Understanding how the overall risks of extreme events are changing in a warming world requires bo...

   FEL Otto, GJ van Oldenborgh, J Eden, PA Stott, DJ Karoly, MR Allen | Status: published | Journal: Nature Climate Change | Volume: 6 | Year: 2016 | First page: 813 | Last page: 816 | doi: 10.1038/nclimate3089

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3. Extreme precipitation in the Netherlands: An event attribution case study

   Attributing the change in likelihood of extreme weather events, particularly those occurring at s...

   JM Eden, SF Kew, O Belprat, G Lenderink, I Manola, H Omrani, GJ van Oldenborgh | Status: published | Journal: Weather and Climate Extremes | Volume: 21 | Year: 2018 | First page: 90 | Last page: 101 | doi: 10.1016/j.wace.2018.07.003

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4. Resolution dependence of circulation forced future central European summer drying

   Climate model based projections suggest a drying of the central European summer climate toward th...

   R van Haren, RJ Haarsma, H de Vries, GJ van Oldenborgh, W Hazeleger | Status: published | Journal: Environmental Research Letters | Volume: 10 | Year: 2015 | doi: 10.1088/1748-9326/10/5/055002

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5. SST and circulation trend biases cause an underestimation of European precipitation trends
   R van Haren, GJ van Oldenborgh, G Lenderink, M Collins, W Hazeleger | Status: published | Journal: Clim. Dyn. | Year: 2012 | doi: 10.1007/s00382-012-1401-5

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