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Euro-Atlantic winter storminess and precipitation extremes under 1.5 ∘C vs. 2 ∘C warming scenarios
Severe winter storms in combination with precipitation extremes pose a serious threat to Europe. Located at the southeastern exit of the North Atlantic's storm track, European coastlines are directly exposed to impacts by high wind speeds, storm floods and coastal erosion. In this study we analyze p
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