Mona Hemmati
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Mona Hemmati
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Assistant Vice President @GallagherRe | Adjunct Associate Research Scientist @LamontEarth @ColumbiaClimate | Studying climate with a focus on #ExtremeEvents | Views are my own.
Last year, I experienced Cat 1 Hurricane #Beryl making landfall in Houston. It was both terrifying and fascinating—an intense reminder of nature’s power and how small we can feel in its presence. I can’t imagine what the people of Jamaica and other countries in #Melissa’s path are going through.
October 28, 2025 at 4:08 PM
#Melissa is undergoing explosive intensification — winds have surged 50 kt in 24 hours, including 35 kt in the last 12!
Jamaica faces a potentially catastrophic impact as the storm nears. And it’s not just the wind — the 4-day rainfall forecast is astronomical, with 30+ inches expected.
October 26, 2025 at 12:54 PM
2024 Hurricane Season Recap #1:

Hurricane Beryl - A Compound TC-Heat Hazard

Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Southeast Texas as a Category 1 storm, leaving over 2.6 million people without power for days. The real challenge? A heatwave that followed, creating a dangerous compound hazard!
December 5, 2024 at 12:07 AM