I use qualitative and quantitative, methods with fundamental remote sensing data to investigate longterm land use and land cover change. The long term changes and their variable impact on land-atmospheric interaction are studied using a numerical modeling framework to see their impact on weather and climate. Most of my previous works focused on urban-induced land use change and its impact during thunderstorms, UHI, heat waves, heavy precipitation, and urban flooding. I used mostly retrospective real-case simulations to quantify the impact while validating the output with various observational and satellite measurements. My current work is mostly focused on high-resolution future climate simulation, model data validation, and analysis. I also collaborate with research groups of similar interests specifically urban meteorology/climatology to study the adverse weather over cities.