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Researcher

Kwinten Van Weverberg

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Awards & Distinctions

51 Results

2026

The impact of compound droughts and heatwaves on ecosystem carbon-water dynamics in Eurasia

Mingjuan XieGeping LuoAmaury FranklPhilippe De MaeyerOlaf HellwichKwinten Van Weverberg

A1 Journal Article in AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST METEOROLOGY

2025

[DATASET] Validation of the ALARO1-SFX (CY43T2) regional climate model over Belgium across different resolutions

Wout DewettinckHans Van de VyverDaan DegrauweRafiq HamdiMichiel Van GinderachterBert Van SchaeybroeckKwinten Van WeverbergKobe VandelanotteSteven CaluwaertsPiet Termonia

[SOFTWARE] Validation of the ALARO1-SFX (CY43T2) regional climate model over Belgium across different resolutions

Wout DewettinckHans Van de VyverDaan DegrauweRafiq HamdiMichiel Van GinderachterBert Van SchaeybroeckKwinten Van WeverbergKobe VandelanotteSteven CaluwaertsPiet Termonia

A Fortran-Python interface for integrating machine learning parameterization into earth system models

Tao ZhangCyril MorcretteMeng ZhangWuyin LinSaocheng XieYe LiuKwinten Van WeverbergJoana Rodrigues

A1 Journal Article in GEOSCIENTIFIC MODEL DEVELOPMENT

How a city resolving European climate dataset over the past decade enables future urban climate projections

Leon AdriaensenWout DewettinckKobe VandelanotteKwinten Van WeverbergRafiq HamdiSara TopSteven Caluwaerts

Impact of cloud microphysical factors on the track prediction of recurved tropical cyclone Vayu (2019) in a convective-scale model

Saji MohandasA. JayakumarPaul R. FieldT. J. AnuroseKwinten Van WeverbergJonathan M. WilkinsonS. Indira RaniAshu MamgainRose RaphelK. S. Apsara et al.

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

Impact of host climate model on contrail cirrus effective radiative forcing estimates

Weiyu ZhangKwinten Van WeverbergCyril J. MorcretteWuhu FengKalli FurtadoPaul R. FieldChih-Chieh ChenAndrew GettelmanPiers M. ForsterDaniel R. Marsh et al.

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS

Modelling contrail cirrus using a double-moment cloud microphysics scheme in the UK Met Office Unified Model

Weiyu ZhangPaul R. FieldKwinten Van WeverbergPiers M. ForsterCyril J. MorcretteAlexandru Rap

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS

Observational study of the impact of Belgian urbanization on downwind precipitation

Amber JacobsKwinten Van WeverbergSteven Caluwaerts

Scale-aware parameterization of cloud fraction and condensate for a global atmospheric model machine-learned from coarse-grained kilometer-scale simulations

Cyril MorcretteTobias CaveHelena ReidJoana da Silva RodriguesTeo DeveneyLisa KreusserKwinten Van WeverbergChris Budd

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF ADVANCES IN MODELING EARTH SYSTEMS

The third Met Office Unified Model-JULES Regional Atmosphere and Land configuration, RAL3

Mike BushDavid L. A. FlackHuw W. LewisSylvia I. BohnenstengelChris J. ShortCharmaine FranklinAdrian P. LockMartin BestPaul FieldAnne McCabe et al.

A1 Journal Article in GEOSCIENTIFIC MODEL DEVELOPMENT

Validation of the ALARO1-SFX regional climate model over Belgium across different resolutions

Wout DewettinckHans Van de VyverDaan DegrauweRafiq HamdiMichiel Van GinderachterBert Van SchaeybroeckKwinten Van WeverbergKobe VandelanotteSteven CaluwaertsPiet Termonia

2024

Climate and conflict as spatial drivers of agroecosystems in Ethiopia

Emnet NegashKwinten Van WeverbergBert Van SchaeybroeckJan Nyssen

Diurnal cycle of precipitation over the tropics and central United States : intercomparison of general circulation models

Cheng TaoShaocheng XieHsi‐Yen MaPeter BechtoldZeyu CuiPaul A. VaillancourtKwinten Van WeverbergYi‐Chi WangMay WongJing Yang et al.

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

Ice-nucleating particle concentration impacts cloud properties over Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica, in COSMO-CLM²

Florian SauerlandNiels SouverijnsAnna PossnerHeike WexPreben Van OvermeirenAlexander MangoldKwinten Van WeverbergNicole van Lipzig

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS

Sensitivity of simulated rain intensity and kinetic energy to aerosols and warm‐rain microphysics during the extreme event of July 2021 in Belgium

Kwinten Van WeverbergN. GhilainE. GoudenhoofdtMatthias BarbierEster KoistinenS. DoutreloupBert Van SchaeybroeckAmaury FranklP. Field

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

Sensitivity of simulated rain intensity and kineticenergy to aerosols and warm-rain microphysicsduring the extreme event of July 2021 in Belgium

Kwinten Van WeverbergNicolas GhilainEdouard GoudenhoofdtMatthias BarbierEster KostinenSébastien DoutreloupBert Van SchaeybroeckAmaury FranklPaul Field

The increasing rate of net carbon uptake in Eurasia has been declining since the early 2000s

Mingjuan XieGeping LuoAmaury FranklKwinten Van WeverbergYuanyuan HuangXiaofei MaYuangang WangChaofan LiXiuliang YuanOlaf Hellwich et al.

A1 Journal Article in SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT

Topoclimate and diurnal cycle of summer rain over the Ethiopian highlands in a convection-permitting simulation

Emnet NegashBert Van SchaeybroeckPiet TermoniaMichiel Van GinderachterKwinten Van WeverbergJan Nyssen

A1 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLIMATOLOGY

2023

Convective rain over the Ethiopian highlands : orographic driving factors in a convection-permitting climate simulation

Emnet NegashBert Van SchaeybroeckKwinten Van WeverbergPiet TermoniaMichiel Van GinderachterMaarten PodevynJan Nyssen

Disturbances in the ionosphere : the 'early bird' of high-energy natural hazard events

Yiyang LuoLeonid ChernogorSergiy ShulgKwinten Van WeverbergFrank WitloxIsabel Van Driessche

Implementation of a double moment cloud microphysics scheme in the UK Met Office Regional Numerical Weather Prediction Model

Paul R. FieldAdrian HillBen ShipwayKalli FurtadoJonathan WilkinsonAnnette MiltenbergerHamish GordonDaniel P. GrosvenorRobin StevensKwinten Van Weverberg

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

Implementing a process-based contrail parametrization in the Unified Model

Timmy FrancisAlex RapKwinten Van WeverbergJames MannersKalli FurtadoWeiyu ZhangPiers ForsterCyril Morcrette

Investigating the interrelations between of rainfall characteristics and gully erosion processes

Fentahun ErkieKwinten Van WeverbergAmaury Frankl

Mountain climate : one of the multipronged challenges in Ethiopia's agriculture

Emnet NegashBert Van SchaeybroeckPiet TermoniaMichiel Van GinderachterKwinten Van WeverbergMaarten PodevynJan Nyssen

On the role of macrophysics and microphysics in Km‐scale simulations of mixed‐phase clouds during cold air outbreaks

Kwinten Van WeverbergS. GiangrandeD. ZhangC. J. MorcretteP. R. Field

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES

Summertime near‐surface temperature biases over the Central United States in convection‐permitting simulations

Hongchen QinStephen A. KleinHsi‐Yen MaKwinten Van WeverbergZhe FengXiaodong ChenMartin BestHuancui HuL. Ruby LeungCyril J. Morcrette et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES

Understanding sources of contrail cirrus radiative forcing uncertainty using a new diagnostic contrail scheme for the UK Earth System Model

Weiyu ZhangAlexandru RapKwinten Van WeverbergKalli FurtadoWuhu FengCyril MorcrettePiers ForsterTimmy Francis

2022

Sensitivity of cloud-radiative effects to cloud fraction parametrizations in tropical, midlatitude, and arctic kilometre-scale simulations

Kwinten Van WeverbergCyril J. Morcrette

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

2021

A bimodal diagnostic cloud fraction parameterization : part I : motivating analysis and scheme description

Kwinten Van WeverbergCyril J. MorcretteIan BoutleKalli FurtadoPaul R. Field

A1 Journal Article in MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW

A bimodal diagnostic cloud fraction parameterization : part II : evaluation and resolution sensitivity

Kwinten Van WeverbergCyril J. MorcretteIan Boutle

A1 Journal Article in MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW

2020

Effects of cloud liquid-phase microphysical processes in mixed-phase cumuli over the Tibetan Plateau

Xiaoqi XuChunsong LuYangang LiuWenhua GaoYuan WangYueming ChengShi LuoKwinten Van Weverberg

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES

2019

The Met Office Unified Model Global Atmosphere 7.0/7.1 and JULES Global Land 7.0 configurations

David WaltersAnthony J. BaranIan BoutleMalcolm BrooksPaul EarnshawJohn EdwardsKalli FurtadoPeter HiAdrian LockJames Manners et al.

A1 Journal Article in GEOSCIENTIFIC MODEL DEVELOPMENT

2018

CAUSES : attribution of surface radiation biases in NWP and climate models near the US Southern Great Plains

Kwinten Van WeverbergC. J. MorcretteJ. PetchS. A. KleinH. -Y. MaC. ZhangS. XieQ. TangJr. Gustafson, W. I.Y. Qian et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES

CAUSES : diagnosis of the summertime warm bias in CMIP5 climate models at the ARM Southern Great Plains site

Chengzhu ZhangShaocheng XieStephen A. KleinHsi-yen MaShuaiqi TangKwinten Van WeverbergCyril J. MorcretteJon Petch

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES

CAUSES : on the role of surface energy budget errors to the warm surface air temperature error over the Central United States

H. -Y. MaS. A. KleinS. XieC. ZhangS. TangQ. TangC. J. MorcretteKwinten Van WeverbergJ. PetchM. Ahlgrimm et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES

Introduction to CAUSES : description of weather and climate models and their near-surface temperature errors in 5 day hindcasts near the Southern Great Plains

C. J. MorcretteKwinten Van WeverbergH. -Y. MaM. AhlgrimmE. BazileL. K. BergA. ChengF. CheruyJ. ColeR. Forbes et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES

2016

How well can a convection-permitting climate model reproduce decadal statistics of precipitation, temperature and cloud characteristics?

Erwan BrissonKwinten Van WeverbergMatthias DemuzereAnnemarie DevisSajjad SaeedMartin StengelNicole P. M. van Lipzig

A1 Journal Article in CLIMATE DYNAMICS

Mapping mean total annual precipitation in Belgium, by investigating the scale of topographic control at the regional scale

J. MeersmansKwinten Van WeverbergS. De BaetsF. De RidderS. J. PalmerB. van WesemaelT. A. Quine

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF HYDROLOGY

Towards retrieving critical relative humidity from ground-based remote-sensing observations

Kwinten Van WeverbergIan A. BoutleCyril J. MorcretteRob K. Newsom

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

2015

Using regime analysis to identify the contribution of clouds to surface temperature errors in weather and climate models

Kwinten Van WeverbergCyril J. MorcretteHsi-Yen MaStephen A. KleinJon C. Petch

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

2014

Comparison of one-moment and two-moment bulk microphysics for high-resolution climate simulations of intense precipitation

Kwinten Van WeverbergEdouard GoudenhoofdtUlrich BlahakErwan BrissonMatthias DemuzerePhilippe MarbaixJean-Pascal van Ypersele

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH

2013

Impact of environmental instability on convective precipitation uncertainty associated with the nature of the rimed ice species in a bulk microphysics scheme

Kwinten Van Weverberg

A1 Journal Article in MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW

The role of cloud microphysics parameterization in the simulation of mesoscale convective system clouds and precipitation in the tropical western Pacific

Kwinten Van WeverbergA. M. VogelmannW. LinE. P. LukeA. CialellaP. MinnisM. KhaiyerE. R. BoerM. P. Jensen

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF THE ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

2012

Sensitivity of idealized squall-line simulations to the level of complexity used in two-moment bulk microphysics schemes

Kwinten Van WeverbergAndrew M. VogelmannHugh MorrisonJason A. Milbrandt

A1 Journal Article in MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW

The precipitation response to the desiccation of Lake Chad

D. LauwaetN. P. M. van LipzigKwinten Van WeverbergK. De RidderC. Goyens

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

The role of precipitation size distributions in km-scale NWP simulations of intense precipitation : evaluation of cloud properties and surface precipitation

Kwinten Van WeverbergNicole P. M. van LipzigLaurent DelobbeAndrew M. Vogelmann

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

2011

Evaluation of moist processes during intense precipitation in km-scale NWP models using remote sensing and in-situ data: Impact of microphysics size distribution assumptions

Kwinten Van WeverbergNicole P. M. van LipzigLaurent Delobbe

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH

The impact of size distribution assumptions in a bulk one-moment microphysics scheme on simulated surface precipitation and storm dynamics during a low-topped supercell case in Belgium

Kwinten Van WeverbergNicole P. M. van LipzigLaurent Delobbe

A1 Journal Article in MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW

2010

Sensitivity of quantitative precipitation forecast to soil moisture initialization and microphysics parametrization

Kwinten Van WeverbergNicole P. M. van LipzigLaurent DelobbeDirk Lauwaet

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

2008

Modeling the contribution of the brussels heat island to a long temperature time series

Kwinten Van WeverbergK. De RidderA. Van Rompaey

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF APPLIED METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY