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From Research to Operations: How HEPEX Is Shaping the Future of Hydrological Forecasting Across Scales and Horizons

May 27, 2025

For two decades, HEPEX has been contributing to making hydrological forecasts better, more useful, and more widely available. However, the […]

April 8, 2025

by Ilias Pechlivanidis (SMHI) It was great celebrating the 20 years of the community in Tuscaloosa! The HEPEX 2025 workshop left us […]

March 17, 2025

If you are planning to attend the EGU 2025 Annual General Assembly—whether in person or online—this blog is a must-read! […]

December 16, 2024

Contributed by Tom Pagano, a former HEPEX guest columnist Ten years ago, we interviewed Bureau of Meteorology scientist Beth Ebert about […]

November 18, 2024

Shaping the Future of Hydrological Forecasting: HEPEX 2025 Workshop and Anniversary! 25-27th March 2025, Tuscaloosa, United States The […]

Ilias Pechlivanidis on WMO Contributes to Shaping the Future of Operational Hydrological ResearchOctober 13, 2024
Thanks Andy and Katie for the comments. The primary focus of this blog has been on the newly established Task…
Katie Facer-Childs on WMO Contributes to Shaping the Future of Operational Hydrological ResearchOctober 10, 2024
Lovely blog team, but no mention of HydroSOS?! ;) https://community.wmo.int/en/activity-areas/global-hydrological-status-and-outlook-system-hydrosos
Andy Wood on WMO Contributes to Shaping the Future of Operational Hydrological ResearchOctober 2, 2024
Nice blog, Ilias & James! Good to get the word out on steps that WMO is taking to engage and…
Juliette Godet on Another case for ensemble flood forecasting: Insights for the French flash flood warning serviceSeptember 4, 2024
Dear Florian, Thank you for your question! It's true that the limited data availability is a challenge. The PIAF-EPS forecasts…
Florian on Another case for ensemble flood forecasting: Insights for the French flash flood warning serviceSeptember 3, 2024
Thank you very much - nice post & very interesting. In your conclusions you say that maybe more high-precipitation events…