Edgar Dolores-Tesillos

Contact: edgar.dolorestesillos@unil.ch
Office 4431, Géopolis Building

I am a postdoctoral researcher working on the HEATforecast project, which investigates the dynamical constraints for the predictability of heatwaves in present and future climates. My research focuses on the role of large-scale circulation (in particular, atmospheric blocking), convection and land–atmosphere interactions in shaping the intensity, duration, and predictability of heat and compound hot–dry events. To address these questions, I use storm-resolving climate models (e.g., ICON) alongside reanalyses to evaluate how convection and soil–precipitation feedbacks influence the dynamics of extremes.

More information about my research, publications, and projects is available on my personal website: https://edgardotes.github.io