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Organized convective systems are often responsible for high impact precipitation extremes, and changes in convective organization have the potential to amplify or dampen future climate change. The conference follows the previous iterations of this meeting (held online, in Utrecht and Trieste), with the goal of examining our understanding of cloud organization in models and observations.

The meeting’s central themes are:

• Extreme precipitation from organized convection
• Convective organization over land
• Organization of convection in global km-scale models
• Artificial intelligence applied to convective organization
• Cold-pool driven convective organization
• Shallow and congestus convective organization (over ocean and land)
• Convective organization’s feedback on climate change
• Convective organization and tropical waves

Grants: A limited number of grants are available to support the attendance of selected participants, with priority given to participants from developing countries. 

There will be a small registration fee charged to cover catering that includes
lunches, coffee breaks and a reception.
Please see the conference website for further details.