Our research lies broadly at the intersection of weather and climate, integrating synoptic meteorology and climate dynamics. I seek to understand how atmospheric processes interact across scales to shape weather and climate in midlatitudes.

The overarching research questions are:

1. How do synoptic weather systems and planetary-scale circulation conspire to produce extreme events?

2. How do moist processes occurring in weather systems modify the extratropical circulation?

3. How could the extratropical atmosphere be understood through a weather–climate continuum?
   
   

To address these questions, we are interested in the following themes:

1. Synoptic Weather Systems

• Atmospheric rivers, Extratropical cyclones, and Extratropical transition of tropical cyclones

2. Large-Scale Atmospheric Circulation

• Storm tracks, Westerly jet, and Low-frequency flow regimes

3. Weather and Climate Extremes

• Heavy precipitation, Asian monsoon extremes, Subarctic Extremes, and Multiscale hierarchy of extreme events