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August 16, 2025Open Access

A storyline climate-change attribution study of the extreme hail event in Switzerland on 28 June 202

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Storyline approach reveals increased hail risk in Switzerland due to climate change, indicating significant impacts.

Counter-factual simulations showed less hail compared to factual ones, particularly for larger diameters of hail.
Simulations indicated that climate change increased the area impacted by large hail, with more occurrences noted.
Using weather models and climate data, the study assessed how anthropogenic factors influenced hail events.
Findings highlight the significant role of climate change on hail patterns, necessitating further research on its implications.

Trapp et al. (2025) studied this question.

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August 16, 2025Open Access

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Storyline approach reveals increased hail risk in Switzerland due to climate change, indicating significant impacts.

Counter-factual simulations showed less hail compared to factual ones, particularly for larger diameters of hail.
Simulations indicated that climate change increased the area impacted by large hail, with more occurrences noted.
Using weather models and climate data, the study assessed how anthropogenic factors influenced hail events.
Findings highlight the significant role of climate change on hail patterns, necessitating further research on its implications.

Trapp et al. (2025) studied this question.

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