Robert W. Lee

Dr. Robert W. Lee is a researcher affiliated with the University of Reading, specializing in climate science and atmospheric dynamics. His work bridges meteorology, climate modeling, and subseasonal forecasting, with a focus on stratosphere-troposphere coupling and weather regime impacts.

His research explores

• Extratropical storm tracks and jet variability
• Subseasonal-to-seasonal prediction systems
• Weather regime interactions with climatic phenomena like ENSO and MJO
• Impacts of climate change on circulation and precipitation
• AI versus physics-based weather forecasting

Recent publications analyze biases in subseasonal models, the influence of stratospheric warming on European weather, and renewable energy-climate linkages. His work frequently appears in high-impact journals like Geophysical Research Letters and Weather and Climate Dynamics.