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Predicting landfalling hurricane numbers from sea surface temperature: theoretical comparisons of direct and indirect approaches
Stephen Jewson, Thomas Laepple, Kechi Nzerem +1
We consider two ways that one might convert a prediction of sea surface temperature (SST) into a prediction of landfalling hurricane numbers. First, one might regress historical nu…
Predicting landfalling hurricane numbers from basin hurricane numbers: statistical analysis and predictions
Stephen Jewson, Thomas Laepple, Adam O'Shay +3
One possible method for predicting landfalling hurricane numbers is to first predict the number of hurricanes in the basin and then convert that prediction to a prediction of landf…
Correlations between hurricane numbers and sea surface temperature: why does the correlation disappear at landfall?
Thomas Laepple, Enrica Bellone, Stephen Jewson +1
There is significant correlation between main development region sea surface temperature and the number of hurricanes that form in the Atlantic basin. The correlation between the s…
Five year ahead prediction of Sea Surface Temperature in the Tropical Atlantic: a comparison between IPCC climate models and simple statistical methods
Thomas Laepple, Stephen Jewson
There is a clear positive correlation between boreal summer tropical Atlantic sea-surface temperature and annual hurricane numbers. This motivates the idea of trying to predict the…
Five year prediction of Sea Surface Temperature in the Tropical Atlantic: a comparison of simple statistical methods
Thomas Laepple, Stephen Jewson, Jonathan Meagher +2
We are developing schemes that predict future hurricane numbers by first predicting future sea surface temperatures (SSTs), and then apply the observed statistical relationship bet…