From heat wave Zoe to heat wave Vera: a two-year ex post evaluation of the categorization and naming heat wave system ProMeteo in Seville, Spain
Martín-Olalla, José-María; Baharav, Yuval; Kalkstein, Laurence; Sheridan, Scott; Shickman, Kurt; Baughman McLeod, Kathy; Wellenius, Gregory A.;
From heat wave Zoe to heat wave Vera: a two-year ex post evaluation of the categorization and naming heat wave system ProMeteo in Seville, Spain
Abstract The heat wave Zoe in Seville (Spain) (July 24th, 2022) was the first heat wave event named after a health-based categorization system. It was followed in 2023 by their siblings Yago, Xenia, Wenceslao, and Vera. We report here how the pilot project ProMeteo addressed the forecast, and the main climatic characteristics of the heat waves identified during those years. We also provided a comparison between model expectations and observed daily mortality.
- Kent State University at Salem United States
- Atlantic Council United States
- Kent State University United States
- University of Seville Spain
- Boston University United States
Meteorology, Urban studies, Climatic changes
Meteorology, Urban studies, Climatic changes
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