I’m mostly interested in the study of extreme weather events and their socio-economic territorial impact. My current research focuses on the analysis of high-impact meteorological events at the regional scale (Jucar basin), with a special emphasis on the risk of droughts and extreme precipitation events. This work involves the risk analysis, which includes hazard, vulnerability, sensitivity, exposure, and population adaptive capacity or resilience. I also highlight my passion for the study of cold waves events, frost days, and nocturnal temperature inversions, the subject of my Doctoral Thesis and postdoctoral fellowship.