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Dry and moist heatwaves are prevalent in different regions in East Asia and both are predicted to become more frequent and intensify due to human-induced climate change Understanding the prevalence of both types of heatwaves is necessary to develop appropriate mitigation strategies
The increasing frequency of heatwaves over East Asia (EA) is impacting agriculture, water management, and people’s livelihood. However, the effect of humidity on high-temperature events has not yet been fully explored. Using observations and future climate change projections conducted with the latest generation of Earth System models, we examine th...
The increasing frequency of heatwaves over East Asia (EA) is impacting agriculture, water management, and people’s livelihood. However, the effect of humidity on high-temperature events has not yet been fully explored. Using observations and future climate change projections conducted with the latest generation of Earth System models, we examine th...
In this work, we projected future drought risks over East Asia from the perspective of evapotranspiration (ET) deficit using the new climate projections of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6 (CMIP6). For the regional drought projections, we employed a state‐of‐the‐art complementary relationship (CR) method to estimate ET and atmosphe...
In 2018, heatwaves (HWs), which are defined as period of abnormally hot weather with the daily maximum temperature (T_Max) exceeding its 95th percentile threshold for at least three consecutive days, were prevalent during June to August, and temperature records were broken in many countries over East Asia (EA) including China (CH), Japan (JP), and...
An analysis of the snowstorm that occurred during January 23–25, 2016 in Jeju Island is presented. This event was considered part of the snowfall pattern that rarely occurs at Jeju Island due to the mild marine climate. In terms of diabatic heating, there are two factors encompassing convection and large-scale condensation. One heating factor was t...
