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Unprecedented 2024 East Antarctic winter heatwave driven by polar vortex weakening and amplified by anthropogenic warming

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By Haosu Tang, Sihan Li, Julie Jones, Sergi González-Herrero, Andrew Orr, Friederike Otto, James A. Screen, Kyle R. Clem, Déniz Bozkurt, Jennifer Catto, Charlie C. Suitters, Michelle L. Maclennan, Yiming Sun
| Nature Verified
Abstract During July–August 2024, East Antarctica experienced the most intense winter heatwave in the 46-year satellite era, with regional mean surface air temperatures across Dronning Maud Land exceeding the climatological mean by more than 9°C for 17 consecutive days.
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The Women’s Wellness with Type 2 Diabetes Programme: Feasibility of an online peer support and goal-setting intervention for midlife women

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By Déniz Bozkurt, Maria Duaso
| PLOS ONE
The Women’s Wellness with Type 2 Diabetes Programme (WWDP) is a complex intervention, encouraging positive lifestyle behaviours to enhance wellness outcomes. A previous feasibility study found the original WWDP had a good effect signal and was acceptable to women but had challenges with national scalability. In response, the programme was revised (WWDP+).
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Antecedent moisture enhances early warning of atmospheric river flood hazards - Nature Communications

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By Mariana J. Webb, Christine Albano Verified, Déniz Bozkurt, René D. Garreaud, Anna Wilson, Guo Yu, Michael Anderson, F. Martin Ralph
| Nature Verified
Abstract Atmospheric rivers are narrow bands of water vapor transport and serve as key drivers of water supplies and flood hazards in mid-latitude regions. The atmospheric river scale supports early-warning communication by ranking events from potentially beneficial to hazardous based on atmospheric forcing represented by water vapor transport magnitude and duration.
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