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Arthur T. Degaetano

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Cornell University

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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

Arthur T. Degaetano is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Cornell University.

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earth science geography climatology meteorology hydrometeorology climatic change climate change extreme weather weather forecasting atmospheric research environmental science geoscientific model development regional climate response climate variability applied meteorology meteorological measurements atmospheric science climate dynamics climate models drought hydrological process united states urban climate natural hazards weather disaster atmospheric measurement technique climate forecasting climate projections time series water resource management numerical weather prediction statistics climate policy northeastern united states earth system science cold region science storm surge new york agronomy geographical information science cryosphere tree physiology freeze-thaw cycling climate services climate change effects hydrological modeling drought forecasting vector borne disease temperature measurement drought risk management drought management climatic impact global climate vector control agricultural water management snow avalanche climate epidemiology minimum temperature forecasting model climate-smart agriculture urban weather tree growth marine meteorology wildlife ecology trend analysis east coast climate regions spatial interpolation temperature extremes observation time soil freezing soil volume extreme precipitation watershed model cfsr data cfsr precipitation climate variations climate development climate influences

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Comparison of the Rates of Change Associated With Hourly and 24‐Hour Precipitation Extremes Across the Eastern United States. Water Resources Research (2025)

Colin P. EvansArthur T. DeGaetano

hydrometeorologynatural disasterseastern united statesextreme weatherextreme thresholdsmeteorologyweather disasternatural hazardsgeographyflood risk managementearth science

Useable Information for Climate Resilient Design. Environmental Research Letters (2025)

Marissa K WebberDavid R RounceTania Lopez-CantuArthur DeGaetanoConstantine Samaras

stormwaterhydrometeorologydroughtstormwater managementclimate resilient designwater resource managementweather disasterdisaster risk reductionuseable informationgeographyflood risk managementcivil engineeringearth scienceclimate change

Abstract P469: Ambient Weather is Associated With Sleep and Activity in Rural South. Circulation (2024)

Joseph J TejanIan BarnettArthur DeGaetanoZiyue WangVik KheterpalEric SchrammShivani RavalGretchen WeaverMatheus MontenarioNakesha AgyapongAmy DeGaetanoMayra TisminetzkyMahasin S MujahidSuzanne E JuddVasan S RamachandranDavid D McManusApurv Soni

decreased physical activityrural healthsleep medicineenvironmental healthenvironmental health perspectivephysical activity epidemiologyphysiological measurementspublic healthglobal healthphysical activitydaily physical activitysleep

Improved Diagnosis of Precipitation Type With Lightgbm Machine Learning. Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology (2024)

Haoyu (Richard) ZhuangFlavio LehnerArthur T. DeGaetano

lightgbm algorithmhydrometeorologymeteorologyclimate forecastingdata sciencepredictive analyticsforecastinglightgbm machine learningclimatologyearth sciencemachine learning researchnumerical weather predictionweather forecastinginherent biases

Influence of Storm Type on Compound Flood Hazard of a Mid-Latitude Coastal-Urban Environment. (2024)

Ziyu ChenPhilip OrtonJames BoothThomas WahlArthur DeGaetanoJoel KaatzRadley Horton

hydrometeorologynatural disastershydrologic hazardmeteorologydisastersurban climatehydrologyweather disasterflash floodstropical cyclonenatural hazardsgeographyflood risk managementstorm typeearth sciencestorm surgehydrological disaster

Internal Climate Variability Obscures Future Freezing Rain Changes Despite Global Warming Trend. Geophysical Research Letters (2024)

Haoyu (Richard) ZhuangArthur T. DeGaetanoFlavio Lehner

multivariate quantile mappinghydrometeorologyclimatic changeclimate modelsregional climate responseclimate modellingglobal warming trendclimate projectionsgeographyclimate dynamicsclimatologyearth scienceclimate changeinternal climate variabilityfuture climatic change

Internal Variability Obscures Future Freezing Rain Changes Despite Clear Temperature Trend. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Richard ZhuangArthur DEGAETANOFlavio Lehner

climate variabilityhydrometeorologyclimatic changeclimate modelsglobal climateclear temperature trendgeographyclimatologyearth science

Mid-Atlantic Regional Climate Impacts Summary and Outlook: Winter 2023 Ndash;2024. RAND Corporation eBooks (2024)

Romita Grocholski, KristaMiro, Michelle E.Easton-Calabria, LenaBorisoff, SamanthaSpaccio, JessicaDeGaetano, Arthur T.

regional climate trendshydrometeorologygeoscientific model developmentclimatic changeclimate modelsregional climate responseclimate projectionsmid-atlantic regionmeteorologywinter 2023geographyclimate dynamicsclimatologyearth scienceclimate changeearth system scienceocean modelling

NPCC4: Tail Risk, Climate Drivers of Extreme Heat, and New Methods for Extreme Event Projections. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (2024)

Luis OrtizChristian BraneonRadley HortonDaniel BaderPhilip OrtonVivien GornitzBernice RosenzweigTimon McPhearsonLauren Smalls‐ManteyHadia SheeraziFranco A. MontaltoMobin Rahimi GolkhandanColin EvansArthur DeGaetanoEvan MallenLatonya CarterKathryn McConnellTalea MayoMaya Buchanan

climatic changeregional climate responseclimate projectionsextreme weatherurban climatenew methodsgeographyclimate dynamicstail riskclimatologyearth scienceclimate changeclimate change trends

Partly Cloudy With a Chance of Mosquitoes: Developing a Flexible Approach to Forecasting Mosquito Populations. Ecosphere (2024)

Travis McDevitt‐GallesArthur T. DegaetanoSarah C. ElmendorfJohn R. FosterHoward S. GinsbergMevin B. HootenShannon LaDeauKatherine M. McClureSara PaullErin PosthumusIlia RochlinDaniel Grear

malariaecologymedical entomologypopulation biologyvector controlecology and evolutionary biologyvector borne diseasedisease ecologyflexible approachtropical medicineadaptationclimate changeevolutionary biologymosquito phenology

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Arthur T. Degaetano

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

Arthur T. Degaetano is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Comparison of the Rates of Change Associated With Hourly and 24‐Hour Precipitation Extremes Across the Eastern United States. Water Resources Research (2025)

Colin P. EvansArthur T. DeGaetano

hydrometeorologynatural disasterseastern united statesextreme weatherextreme thresholdsmeteorologyweather disasternatural hazardsgeographyflood risk managementearth science

Useable Information for Climate Resilient Design. Environmental Research Letters (2025)

Marissa K WebberDavid R RounceTania Lopez-CantuArthur DeGaetanoConstantine Samaras

Abstract P469: Ambient Weather is Associated With Sleep and Activity in Rural South. Circulation (2024)

Improved Diagnosis of Precipitation Type With Lightgbm Machine Learning. Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology (2024)

Haoyu (Richard) ZhuangFlavio LehnerArthur T. DeGaetano

Influence of Storm Type on Compound Flood Hazard of a Mid-Latitude Coastal-Urban Environment. (2024)

Ziyu ChenPhilip OrtonJames BoothThomas WahlArthur DeGaetanoJoel KaatzRadley Horton

Internal Climate Variability Obscures Future Freezing Rain Changes Despite Global Warming Trend. Geophysical Research Letters (2024)

Haoyu (Richard) ZhuangArthur T. DeGaetanoFlavio Lehner

Internal Variability Obscures Future Freezing Rain Changes Despite Clear Temperature Trend. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Richard ZhuangArthur DEGAETANOFlavio Lehner

climate variabilityhydrometeorologyclimatic changeclimate modelsglobal climateclear temperature trendgeographyclimatologyearth science

Mid-Atlantic Regional Climate Impacts Summary and Outlook: Winter 2023 Ndash;2024. RAND Corporation eBooks (2024)

Romita Grocholski, KristaMiro, Michelle E.Easton-Calabria, LenaBorisoff, SamanthaSpaccio, JessicaDeGaetano, Arthur T.

NPCC4: Tail Risk, Climate Drivers of Extreme Heat, and New Methods for Extreme Event Projections. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (2024)

climatic changeregional climate responseclimate projectionsextreme weatherurban climatenew methodsgeographyclimate dynamicstail riskclimatologyearth scienceclimate changeclimate change trends

Partly Cloudy With a Chance of Mosquitoes: Developing a Flexible Approach to Forecasting Mosquito Populations. Ecosphere (2024)

Travis McDevitt‐GallesArthur T. DegaetanoSarah C. ElmendorfJohn R. FosterHoward S. GinsbergMevin B. HootenShannon LaDeauKatherine M. McClureSara PaullErin PosthumusIlia RochlinDaniel Grear

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