@hydroclimp

The official X account of the Hydroclimate Impact lab of the University of Tennessee–Knoxville, lead by @dim_herrera.

 Knoxville, TN
hydroclimp.com
Joined May 2024
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UTK Geography & Sustainability@UTKGeography20 Aug 2025
🌍 We’re hiring a tenure-track Assistant Professor in climate extremes and their impacts on the environment and/or human communities. 🔗 Link to apply + full description is in our bio!
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Dimitris A. Herrera@dim_herrera18 Aug 2025
I am honored and humbled to have been selected as an author for the @IPCC_CH AR7. I look forward to learning from and contributing to Chapter 7 ("Projections of Regional Climate and Extremes") alongside my colleagues.
IPCC
@IPCC_CH18 Aug 2025
The #IPCC has announced the authors selected for the Seventh Assessment Report. 664 experts from 111 countries have been invited to participate as Coordinating Lead Authors, Lead Authors, & Review Editors. 🌍 51% from developing countries 🚺 46% women bit.ly/AR7AuthorsPR
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Dimitris A. Herrera@dim_herrera24 Jul 2025
I have just obtained an original copy of the book Introduction to GIS Programming from my colleague, @giswqs. I am pleased to collaborate with highly skilled scientists such as @giswqs at @UTKGeography! The book is available here shorturl.at/OyBRr.
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UTK Geography & Sustainability@UTKGeography15 Mar 2025
Where can you find UTK at #AAG2025 next week? Click the 🔗 below to check out some of the papers, posters, and panels we’re part of at the annual meeting in Detroit starting March 24! canva.com/design/DAGhWAZEKAc…
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Our very own Karson Holliday presenting @UTKGeography GeoSym 2025, where she won the "best use of graphics and design" award. This was the first time Karson presented a poster. Congratulations! We are so proud to have you in our HydroCLIMP group!
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NWS Morristown
@NWSMorristown23 Feb 2025
Finally Hurricane Helene. Rainy weather set the stage for the historic flood in eastern parts of Tennessee, with record crests on several streams & rivers. A long road to recovery is now underway & our hearts are with all affected. TN Climate Office story: tinyurl.com/3mm9zcx3

Hurricane Helene Impacts to Northeast Tennessee

The combination of a frontal system and Hurricane Helene resulted in major flood impacts across Northeast Tennessee in late September 2024

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We are proud to be Vols, and even prouder to be part of this amazing team! @UTKGeography
UTK Geography & Sustainability@UTKGeography11 Feb 2025
It’s Faculty Appreciation Week! 🧡🌎 We are so fortunate to have such amazing professors and lecturers in our department!
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Dimitris A. Herrera@dim_herrera31 Jan 2025
The Dominican Republic from the air, showing the highest peaks in the Caribbean, Pico Duarte, La Pelona, and La Rucilla, with over 3,000 meters (~9,843 feet) AMSL.
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You can also find updates from our group on BlueSky! @hydroclimp.bsky.social
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Drought conditions were ameliorated in the southeastern US by Helene. Drought area reduced from ~54% to 20% in less than a week. We have analyzed the role of TCs in modulating drought variations in the trop. Americas here: researchsquare.com/article/r…
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NOAA Climate.gov@NOAAClimate22 Aug 2024
Nearly 8 percent of the global land area experienced extreme drought in 2023—a new record. Drought and heat waves contributed to massive wildfires around the globe, including in Canada, Australia, and Greece. #StateoftheClimate2023 More highlights: climate.gov/sotc2023
This map shows global drought status in 2023 based on a scale called the Palmer Self-calibrating Drought Index. Areas experiencing the most extreme drought are darkest brown; places that were extremely wet over the year are colored dark blue green.

ALT This map shows global drought status in 2023 based on a scale called the Palmer Self-calibrating Drought Index. Areas experiencing the most extreme drought are darkest brown; places that were extremely wet over the year are colored dark blue green.

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Goldschmidt2027@goldschmidt202722 Aug 2024
surface water, and groundwater connectivity, with implications for paleo-reconstructions of storm events in the geological record: tinyurl.com/yc2yz5xf @HydroTracers
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Eric Jensen@RangeSpatialist22 Aug 2024
The second video in "The Climate Engine Backpack" video series is now live! 🥳 Learn about "Producing near real-time #drought maps using the Climate Engine app" using #ERA5 to calculate SPI and SPEI for any location on the planet ☀️🌧️ 📽️ youtube.com/watch?v=Zt3bfOmJ… @ClimateEngOrg
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Carlos M. Carrillo, Ph.D.@CarlosMCarrill524 Jul 2024
Authors (Carrillo and Muñoz-Arriola) explore #rainfall #predictability in the #GreatPlains. They linked the low-level and upper-level #atmosphere using the classic American #LLJ (low-level jet) and the #CGT. doi.org/10.3390/atmos1507085… #MDPI @Atmosphere_MDPI #Peru #Lima #ElNino
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It was indeed a dry period (especially the summer of 1887) in France and parts of Europe, according to the Old World Drought Atlas. Source: drought.memphis.edu/OWDA/ Publication: science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Van Gogh Museum
@vangoghmuseum6 Jun 2024
Fun fact! 🌊 'Starry Night over the Rhône', painted during the dry summer of 1888, reveals Van Gogh’s attention to detail. A letter sketch he made of the subject depicts more sand than water. In the painting, he probably wanted to show more of the reflections of the lanterns.
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