About me
I'm a senior postdoc employed under the Horizon Europe project EERIE.
I'm broadly interested in seasonal-to-centennial predictability of the Euro-Atlantic circulation, and the impact of including stochastic parameterizations in climate models. In EERIE I'll be considering both through the lens of atmosphere-ocean coupling. I'm particularly interested in the role of Gulf Stream precipitation.
Some Past Projects/Research
- Impact of stochastic parameterizations on climate sensitivity.
- Impact of horizontal resolution on Euro-Atlantic weather regimes.
- New methods for studying weather regimes, including using topological data analysis.
- Predictability of the North Atlantic eddy-driven jet on seasonal-to-decadal timescales and the signal-to-noise paradox.
- Teleconnections between Arctic sea ice and the North Atlantic Oscillation.
My website has more information and publications etc. Here it is: https://sites.google.com/view/kristian-strommen/home
Ask me about
The signal-to-noise paradox, weather regimes, number theory and my daughter.