Kevin M. Grise, Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences
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Research Interests
My research group focuses on atmospheric dynamics and their role in variability and long-term change in the climate system. In our research, we explore key questions about the dynamics of the climate system through statistical analyses of intraseasonal, interannual, and decadal variability in observational data sets and climate model output.
Latest News
- Bringing Climate Change’s Effects on Atmospheric Circulation to Light
- Jefferson Scholars Foundation honors five outstanding UVA faculty members
- ACP appoints 18 new climate physics editors
- Carbon capture may not rescue drought-prone regions, research finds
- Graduate student Xinhuiyu Liu wins NASA fellowship
Recent Publications
- Influence of North American weather regimes on regional extreme precipitation events over CONUS
- Disentangling Anthropogenic Effects on Southern Hemisphere Circulation and Surface Climate: a Multi-Model Large Ensemble Approach
- Characterizing regional differences in meteorological controls on observed stratocumulus climatology
- Relationships between atmospheric circulation and Southwestern United States 21st century precipitation trends in statistically downscaled CMIP6 models
- Tropical Pacific sea surface temperature gradient biases shape present-day and future precipitation projections over Southern Hemisphere midlatitudes
- Zonal-mean zonal wind and Hadley circulation