The Chinese mei-yu is a period of intense precipita-tion during the East Asian rainy season,
and typically provides the majority of June–July precipitation in the middle to lower Yangtze …

In 2020, the middle and lower reaches of the Yang-tze River (MLYR; 28–33 N, 110–121 E)
in China suffered an unexpected long-persisting mei-yu season, and both the duration and …

Extremely anomalous features of Meiyu in 2020 over the Yangtze-Huai River basin (YHRB)
and associated causes in perspective of the large-scale circulation are investigated in this …

River basin (MLYRB; gray shading in Fig. 1a) in China witnessed a persistent heavy rainfall
event (herein simply referred to as the 2020 mei-yu event). The total accumulated rainfall …

Large parts of East and South Asia were affected by heavy precipitation and flooding during
early summer 2020. This study provides both a statistical and dynamical characterization of …

An unexpected super mei-yu struck in 2020 in the Yangtze–Huaihe River basin, southern
Korea, and southern Japan (hereafter referred to as the mei-yu regions), causing many …

The 2020 extreme rainfall was highly unusual with episodes of intensive rains and winds
from the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River Valley to southern Japan. Given the …

Extreme precipitation anomalies over the East Asia–western Pacific exhibited an unusually
similar pattern in June and July 2020, with catastrophic Mei-yu floods in the Yangtze River …

Extreme Meiyu rainfall in 2020, starting from early June to the end of July, has occurred over
the Yangtze River valley (YRV), with record-breaking accumulated precipitation amount …

Extreme Meiyu struck Yangtze River Basin (YRB) from June to July 2020. The accumulated
precipitation in the middle and lower reaches of Yangtze River exceeded that of the same …