A recent paper in Environmental Research: Climate by Dr. Reed and Dr. Wehner (LBNL) emphasizes the need for quick and “real-time” forecasting of tropical cyclones is more necessary than ever given the impact of climate change on rainfall amounts.  Read more in the SBU press release,  Phys.org or Futurity.

Dr. Reed discusses rapid intensification of hurricanes, like Hurricane Lee in September 2023, and implications with CNN and WRAL NBC 5 Raleigh.

Dr. Reed discusses climate change and its relevance to the historic floods in the Northeast in July with USA Today.

Stony Brook University was selected as the anchor institution to develop and build The New York Climate Exchange on Governors Island in New York City. Prof. Reed, who helped to develop the proposal, discusses the potential impact for New York City, Stony Brook University and the region with CBS, Newsday, MetroFocus, and JUS TV.

Using the same attribution technique recently peer-reviewed in Nature Communications, preliminary analysis by Prof. Reed shows human-induced climate change increased Hurricane Ian extreme rain rates by over 10%. Prof. Reed discusses the implications of this with USA Today, The Washington Post, Bloomberg, The Guardian, E&E News, and The Miami Herald.

Prof. Reed discusses the role of climate change in altering the 2022 hurricane season and the impacts for society with Policygenius.

Prof. Reed discusses potential climate change impacts on 2022 heat wave in India with USA Today.

Prof. Reed and colleague Michael Wehner discuss the need for operational climate attribution in City Limits.

Prof. Reed and other SoMAS experts discuss the likelihood of flooding on Long Island in the coming decades in The Suffolk Times.

Xiaoning Wu and Prof. Reed’s research on idealized models covered by TBR News Media.

Prof. Reed discusses the connection between climate change and tropical cyclones on PBS NewHour with Host Hari Sreenivasan.

Prof. Reed discusses the connection between climate change and Hurricane Florence on PBS NewsHour with Miles O’Brien.

Prof. Reed interviewed on Fox 5 about the ongoing 2017 Hurricane Season.

A revent Washington Post article explores the potential of climate change event attribution, with input from Prof. Reed.  Read the article here.

Reuters video, with input from Dr. Reed, explores how climate change is fueling hurricanes.

Prof. Reed discusses the potential impacts of the upcoming 2023 Hurricane Season with CBS, including expected impacts of climate change.

10 years after Hurricane Sandy impacted the New York region, Dr. Reed discusses how far we have come in terms of resiliency to future storms and climate change implications with Newsday.

Dr. Reed discusses the impact of climate change on recent flooding across the US with CNN (interview) and New York Times, as well as the potential for drought conditions on Long Island (NY) with Newsday, WNYC, and Fox Weather.

Prof. Reed comments on recent Climate Central study that shows extreme rain rates in the US are becoming more intense with Virginia Public Radio and FOX Weather.

Prof. Reed published an opinion piece in City Limits discussing the immediate need for early warning system for severe floods in a changing climate.

Prof. Reed featured in an article by PolitiFact discussing the impact of climate change on weather.

Prof. Reed featured in Episode 3 13 Days After Hurricane Laura discussing the impact of climate change on storms, like Hurricane Laura, on Doug to the Rescue.

Prof. Reed interview by Vox about climate change attribution and recent hurricanes.

Prof. Reed and colleagues interview by numerous media outlets regarding the impact of climate change on Hurricane Florence, including Newsweek, CNN, Bloomberg, The Guardian, and Business Insider.