30 Mar 2026Open access
Improvements in tropical cyclone forecasting using CCAM compared with the operational Unified Model: A case study of tropical cyclone IdaiPublisher siteNatural Hazards, Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research
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Mary‐Jane M.
Bopape
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University of South Africa
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6 works1 Mar 2026Open access
Projections of extreme rainfall in South Africa using CMIP6 ISIMIP modelsPublisher siteClimate Dynamics, Climate variability and models
9 Sept 2024
Attributing impacts of LULCC on the boundary layer climate of South Africa’s eastern escarpmentPublisher siteJournal of Earth System Science, Climate variability and models
8 Apr 2024Open access18cites
Dynamics of an extreme low temperature event over South Africa amid a warming climatePublisher siteWeather and Climate Extremes, Climate variability and models
26 Mar 2024Open access18cites
Challenges and ways forward for sustainable weather and climate services in AfricaPublisher siteNature Communications, Climate variability and models
18 Jan 2024Open access1cites
A quasi-geostrophic analysis of summertime southern African linear-regime westerly wavesPublisher siteClimate Dynamics, Climate variability and models
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