Conference lecture

• Kjersti Konstali; Thomas Spengler; Clemens Spensberger (2023). Air-Sea interactions during Cold Air Outbreaks in a coupled Mixed Layer Model. (external link)
• Kjersti Konstali; Andrea Marcheggiani; Gabriele Messori et al. (2025). Attribution of extreme wind gusts to weather features. (external link)
• Clemens Spensberger; Kjersti Konstali; Thomas Spengler (2023). Detecting Moisture Pathways: Linking Atmospheric Rivers and Warm Moist Intrusions. (external link)
• Kjersti Konstali; Thomas Spengler; Clemens Spensberger (2024). Air-Sea interactions during Cold Air Outbreaks in a coupled Mixed Layer Model. (external link)

Academic literature review

• Ian Alasdair Renfrew; RS Pickart; Kjetil Våge et al. (2019). The Iceland Greenland seas project. (external link)

Lecture

• Kjersti Konstali (2020). Global oppvarming eller naturlig variasjon?. (external link)
• Kjersti Konstali (2022). Det ekstreme er den nye normalen. (external link)

Academic article

• Kjersti Konstali; Thomas Spengler; Clemens Spensberger et al. (2024). Linking Future Precipitation Changes to Weather Features in CESM2-LE. (external link)
• Kjersti Konstali; Thomas Spengler; Clemens Spensberger et al. (2025). Atmospheric Fronts Drive Future Changes in Extratropical Extreme Precipitation. (external link)
• Clemens Spensberger; Kjersti Konstali; Thomas Spengler (2025). Moisture transport axes: a unifying definition for tropical moisture exports, atmospheric rivers, and warm moist intrusions. (external link)
• Kjersti Konstali; Clemens Spensberger; Thomas Spengler et al. (2024). Global Attribution of Precipitation to Weather Features. (external link)
• Kjersti Konstali; Asgeir Sorteberg (2022). Why has Precipitation Increased in the Last 120 Years in Norway?. (external link)

Doctoral thesis (PhD)

• Kjersti Konstali (2024). Connecting the drops: Exploring precipitation changes from a process and weather perspective. (external link)

See a complete overview of publications in Cristin.