Jayesh Phadtare

Jayesh Phadtare is a Post-doctoral Fellow at the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences, University of Notre Dame. His research focuses on atmospheric science, climate dynamics, and meteorological processes with particular emphasis on monsoon systems, orographic rainfall, and tropical cyclones. He is affiliated with the EFM Laboratory, engaging in interdisciplinary studies of environmental fluid mechanics.

His work integrates field observations (e.g., MISO-BOB campaigns), satellite data analysis, and climate modeling to understand complex phenomena like cold pool interactions, precipitation regimes over mountainous regions, and cyclone dynamics. Recent studies involve the Arabian Sea Mini Warm Pool, tropical superclusters, and the impact of topography on weather systems.

Publications highlight advancements in understanding monsoon variability, convection dynamics, and the role of dry air layers in climate systems. His research contributes to improving climate models and disaster prediction frameworks.

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