Dr. Lei Bai received his Ph.D. from the Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2018, followed by postdoctoral research at the Wuhan University of Technology (completed in 2021). He is currently a researcher specializing in regional climate modeling, urban meteorology, and multi-source data fusion. His core expertise lies in applying the WRF model coupled with Urban Canopy Models (UCM) to analyze urban heat islands and complex terrain dynamics. In addition to his strong technical background in High-Performance Computing (HPC) for high-resolution simulations, Dr. Bai is committed to industrial applications, having developed fine-scale forecasting systems for marine ports and wind energy assessment. His notable academic works include: Accuracy of CHIRPS Satellite-Rainfall Products over Mainland China Change in the spatiotemporal pattern of snowfall during the cold season under climate change in a snow-dominated region of China Spatiotemporal Patterns of Typhoon-Induced Extreme Precipitation in Hainan Island, China, 2000-2020, Using Satellite-Derived Precipitation Data He currently serves as a Guest Editor for the MDPI journal Atmosphere.