Storm-permitting climate modeling highlights storm frequency’s role in future extreme sea level changes along US East and Gulf coasts
Gaopeng Xu, P. Chang, Gökhan Danabasoglu, Frederic S. Castruccio et autres
Storm-induced coastal extreme sea levels (ESLs) pose severe threats to infrastructure, economies, and ecosystems. However, projecting future ESL changes is hindered by the coarse resolution of climate models used in assessment reports, which fail to accurately capture tropical cyclones (TCs) and nor’easters. …
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