Nanditha J S

PhD Scholar working on riverine floods under climate change

[Nanditha J S @js_nanditha]

@theliverdoc unfortunately ashwagandha menace has spread everywhere. appreciate your efforts https://t.co/y2lgzJcdjs

[Amar Deep Tiwari @AmarDeepTTiwari]

Call for abstracts!

#AGU24 Session: H026 - Advancing Hydrologic Processes to Improve Flood Prediction

🗓️ Less than 3 days left to submit your abstract by July 31, 23:59 pm ET.

#FloodPrediction #Hydrology #AGU24
@js_nanditha @anukeshka

Link: https://t.co/i2Kyadb7lx

[Vimal Mishra @vmishraiit]

Pleased to share our review article on hydrological extremes (floods, droughts, flash floods, and flash droughts) in India that has appeared in WIREs Water: https://t.co/WwXibYJCIH @ndmaindia @DoWRRDGR_MoJS @moesgoi @IndiaDST

[Amar Deep Tiwari @AmarDeepTTiwari]

📢📢 Does your work involve #flood research? You might find our #AGU24 session useful! Submit your abstract to "H026 - Advancing Hydrologic Processes to Improve Flood Prediction” by July 31
#FloodPrediction #Hydrology #AGU24
@js_nanditha @anukeshka

Link: https://t.co/K24a7ocVdX

[Vimal Mishra @vmishraiit]

Stay tuned for our recent study showing the linkage between extreme precipitation and riverine floods in current and future climate in India!

[Anjali Marar @LittleMurthy]

Which Indian #river is more prone to flooding ?

https://t.co/lahqVEYISR

@vmishraiit

[Nanditha J S @js_nanditha]

@lytarasova @UFZ_de @helmholtz_de @fesaaved @AalaSafae Great news! Congrats Larisa.

[Nanditha J S @js_nanditha]

@vmishraiit Thank you so much sir. I had a great time working with
you and all other colleagues at Water and Climate Lab, IIT Gandhinagar.

[Jayashree Nandi @jayashreenandi]

A shift in #monsoon pattern is impacting NE states with below normal rains & high temperatures. Strife-torn #Manipur amng worst impacted. 48% rain deficiency this year, paddy impacted amid conflict. Paddy becoming increasingly inviable #ClimateCrisis

[Zeke Hausfather @hausfath]

The world is on track to experience its warmest August on record, beating the prior record set in 2016 by a fairly large margin. This further increases the likelihood that 2023 will be the warmest year since global records began in the mid-1800s.

[Kieran Hunt @kieranmrhunt]

This is happening because the subtropical jet (which brings WDs to India) is no longer retreating northward before the summer monsoon onset. This year it stayed over South Asia until mid July!

WDs interacting with monsoon moisture and instability is very, very dangerous.

[Madhavan Rajeevan @rajeevan61]

Monsoon update:

The current monsoon break spell is one of the most prolonged spells on record, already 10 days (red bars), likely to be 2-3 days more.
The longest consecutive break spell was 18J-3A in 1972, a deficient year. In July 2002, 24 days were break days.

@moesgoi

[Nanditha J S @js_nanditha]

@IITHyderabad @ShrutiUpad20 Congrats!

[Chris Jones @chrisd_jones]

Is there “warming in the pipeline”? maybe surprisingly, no – many expect that our past emissions commit the world to continue warming, but that’s not the case. If we stop emitting (CO2), we will stop warming. Give or take small error bars. Here’s why…
https://t.co/t733k9ZEnD

[Nanditha J S @js_nanditha]

Feeling honoured to meet the two giants of surface and groundwater hydrology at once @#EGU2023.

[Arpita Mondal @marpita567]

Drought risk projections in India are mostly based on hazard alone. In this #newpaper in @EGU_NHESS led by @sahana_126, we show that future drought risk is significantly vulnerability-driven, using @IPCC_CH notion of risk. #drought https://t.co/Rn0MKpUkIA

[Vimal Mishra @vmishraiit]

Our article on: The Pakistan Flood of August 2022: Causes and Implications is now published in Earth’s Future @theAGU. https://t.co/CmMpGtekYj #pakistanflood #monsoon