Matthew Collins

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University of Exeter

United Kingdom

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Matthew Collins is a Professor at the University of Exeter, UK. His research focuses on climate variability and change, with recent contributions exploring marine heatwaves, the dynamics of the El Niño event, and the impacts of Indian Ocean Dipole on regional climates. He is particularly interested in the interactions between tropical and extratropical climate systems and their implications for global weather patterns.

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Future Summertime Marine Heatwaves in the Indian Ocean in Response to Enhanced Variability of the Western North Pacific Subtropical High Under Warming Climate

The 2023/24 El Niño event exhibited unusually weak extratropical teleconnections

The 2023/24 El Niño event exhibited unusually weak extratropical teleconnections

Indian Ocean Dipole Impacts on Eastern African Short Rains Across Observations, Historical Simulations and Future Projections

Author Correction: Possible shift in controls of the tropical Pacific surface warming pattern

Possible shift in controls of the tropical Pacific surface warming pattern

Contrasting East Asian climate extremes in 2020 and 2022 tied to zonal flow

Tropical Pacific trends explain the discrepancy between observed and modelled rainfall change over the Americas

Drivers of Changes to the ENSO–Europe Teleconnection Under Future Warming

Reversal of Projected European Summer Precipitation Decline in a Stabilizing Climate

On the role of the Atlantic Meridional Mode in eastern European temperature variability

Rising geopotential height under global warming

Constraints on the Projected Tropical Pacific Sea Surface Temperature Warming Pattern by the Tropical North Atlantic Cold SST Bias in CMIP6 Models

Early emergence and determinants of human-induced Walker circulation weakening

Early emergence and determinants of human-induced Walker circulation weakening

The most at-risk regions in the world for high-impact heatwaves

The most at-risk regions in the world for high-impact heatwaves

Anthropogenic impacts on twentieth-century ENSO variability changes

Sources of Uncertainty in the Time of Emergence of Tropical Pacific Climate Change Signal: Role of Internal Variability

Sub-seasonal to seasonal drivers of dry extreme rainfall events over Northeast Thailand

Winter Subtropical Highs, the Hadley Circulation and Baroclinic Instability

Robust increase in population exposure to heat stress with increasing global warming

The 2021 western North America heat wave among the most extreme events ever recorded globally

Heatwave–blocking relation change likely dominates over decrease in blocking frequency under global warming

Heatwave-blocking relation change likely dominates over decrease in blocking frequency under global warming

Robust increase in population exposure to heat stress with increasing global warming

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Oliver Andrews

Daniel Mitchell

Jennifer L. Catto

Eunice Lo

Shayne McGregor

Andrea Dittus

Alan Kennedy-Asser

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