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Relating global precipitation to atmospheric fronts by Catto, J. L., Jakob, C., Berry, G., Nicholls, N.

“…Atmospheric fronts are important for the day‐to‐day variability of weather in the midlatitudes, particularly during winter when extratropical storm‐tracks are…”
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The importance of fronts for extreme precipitation by Catto, J. L., Pfahl, S.

“…Extratropical cyclones and their associated frontal systems are well known to be related to heavy precipitation events. Here an objective method is used to…”
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Missing Increase in Summer Greenland Blocking in Climate Models by Maddison, J. W., Catto, J. L., Hanna, E., Luu, L. N., Screen, J. A.

“…Summertime Greenland blocking (GB) can drive melting of the Greenland ice sheet, which has global implications. A strongly increasing trend in GB in the early…”
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Can the CMIP5 models represent winter frontal precipitation? by Catto, J. L., Jakob, C., Nicholls, N.

“…Much of the day‐to‐day variability of rainfall in the midlatitudes is controlled by the passage of extratropical cyclones and their related fronts. A good…”
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Extratropical cyclone classification and its use in climate studies by Catto, J. L.

“…Extratropical cyclones have long been known to be important for midlatitude weather. It is therefore important that our current state‐of‐the‐art climate models…”
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The influence of changes in synoptic regimes on north Australian wet season rainfall trends by Catto, J. L., Jakob, C., Nicholls, N.

“…Precipitation over the north of Australia mainly falls during the wet season and is associated with the Australian monsoon. Recent studies have shown that…”
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Atmospheric fronts in current and future climates by Catto, J. L., Nicholls, N., Jakob, C., Shelton, K. L.

“…Atmospheric fronts are important for the day‐to‐day variability of weather in the midlatitudes. It is therefore vital to know how their distribution and…”
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Future changes in the extratropical storm tracks and cyclone intensity, wind speed, and structure by Priestley, Matthew D. K., Catto, Jennifer L.

“…Future changes in extratropical cyclones and the associated storm tracks are uncertain. Using the new CMIP6 models, we investigate changes to seasonal mean…”
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Can the CMIP5 models represent winter frontal precipitation?: CMIP5 FRONTAL PRECIPITATION by Catto, J. L., Jakob, C., Nicholls, N.

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Objective identification of meteorological fronts and climatologies from ERA-Interim and ERA5 by Sansom, Philip G, Catto, Jennifer L

“…Meteorological fronts are important due to their associated surface impacts, including extreme precipitation and extreme winds. Objective identification of…”
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The relationship between extra-tropical cyclone intensity and precipitation in idealised current and future climates by Sinclair, Victoria A., Catto, Jennifer L.

“…Extra-tropical cyclones (ETCs) are the main cause of precipitation in the mid-latitudes, and there is substantial evidence that ETC-related precipitation will…”
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Process-based classification of Mediterranean cyclones using potential vorticity by Givon, Yonatan, Hess, Or, Flaounas, Emmanouil, Catto, Jennifer Louise, Sprenger, Michael, Raveh-Rubin, Shira

“…Mediterranean cyclones (MCs) govern extreme weather events across the Euro-African Basin, affecting the lives of hundreds of millions. Despite many studies…”
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Linking compound weather extremes to Mediterranean cyclones, fronts, and airstreams by A. Portal, S. Raveh-Rubin, J. L. Catto, Y. Givon, O. Martius

“…Mediterranean cyclones are the primary driver of many types of surface weather extremes in the Mediterranean region, the association with extreme rainfall…”
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A storm-relative climatology of compound hazards in Mediterranean cyclones by Rousseau-Rizzi, Raphaël, Raveh-Rubin, Shira, Catto, Jennifer L., Portal, Alice, Givon, Yonatan, Martius, Olivia

“…Cyclones are responsible for much of the weather damage in the Mediterranean region, and while their association with individual weather hazards is well…”
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