Edward Vizy

Research Scientist Associate V/Lecturer

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Edward Vizy serves as a Research Scientist Associate V and Lecturer at The University of Texas at Austin, USA. His research focuses on extreme rainfall phenomena, particularly in the Sahel and Congo Basin regions, as well as the impacts of climate change on these areas. Recent articles highlight his investigation into intense storms, precipitation patterns, and regional climate dynamics in the context of greenhouse gas influences.

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University of Texas at Austin

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Understanding extreme rainfall in the Sahel of Southwestern Mali

Greenhouse gas-induced modification of intense storms over the west African sahel through thermodynamic and dynamic processes

Understanding the regionality and diurnal cycles of precipitation in the Lake Victoria Basin during Boreal fall

Is the Climate of the Congo Basin Becoming Less Able to Support a Tropical Forest Ecosystem?

Mesoscale convective systems in the Congo Basin: seasonality, regionality, and diurnal cycles

How shrinkage of Lake Chad affects the local climate

Extreme rainfall events in the West African Sahel: Understanding storm development over the Damergou gap using convection permitting simulations in the Weather Research and Forecasting model

Hydrodynamics of regional and seasonal variations in Congo Basin precipitation

Distribution of extreme rainfall events and their environmental controls in the West African Sahel and Soudan

Greenhouse-gas induced warming amplification over the Arabian Peninsula with implications for Ethiopian rainfall

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Kerry Cook

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