Climatologist · Data Scientist

Jordan Clark, PhD

Climatologist specializing in extreme heat — Co-Founder of Klimo Insights, consultant at Duke Global Health Institute, plant grower, and occasional blogger.

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Hello

A bit about me

I'm a climatologist specializing in extreme heat, with expertise in heat-stress measurement, modeling, microclimatic variability, and operational health-outcome tools. I co-founded Klimo Insights, and I consult for Duke's Global Health Institute and the Heat Policy Innovation Hub at Duke's Nicholas Institute.

My research focuses on wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT) forecasting, hyperlocal heat monitoring, and building climate-health data systems that connect to real-world policy. Outside of work, I breed tomatoes, propagate berries and tropical plants, and run Plants by J.

What I Do

Current Focus

Klimo Insights

Extreme Heat Analytics

Co-founded Klimo Insights — building WBGT forecasting, hyperlocal heat monitoring, and climate-health data systems for research and policy.

Duke DGHI & Nicholas

Climate-Health Research

Consulting on climate-health data infrastructure at Duke's Global Health Institute and the Heat Policy Innovation Hub at the Nicholas Institute.

Plants

Plants by J

Tomato breeding (year 5), tropical propagation, berries, and an online plant shop. The green side of life.

Blog

Let's connect

Whether it's about climate data, a collaboration, or just to say hello — I'd love to hear from you.

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