Research
I study how large-scale atmospheric patterns shape precipitation deficits and how this relationship may change with climate change.
Research overview
My work examines European drought predictability, atmospheric circulation regimes, and how they evolve in a changing climate.
I study the conditions that make droughts more or less predictable.
Large-scale atmospheric patterns play a central role in precipitation deficits.
These mechanisms are studied in the context of climate change.

I study how large-scale atmospheric patterns shape precipitation deficits and how this relationship may change with climate change.
Research overview
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Linking European droughts to year-round weather regimes
Onaïa Savary, Constantin Ardilouze, Julien Cattiaux — 2026