Compound droughts and hot events or extremes (CDHEs) may lead to larger repercussions
than do individual extremes. Due to the disastrous impacts and increased risk of these …

Compound extremes pose immense challenges and hazards to communities, and this is
particularly true for compound hydrometeorological extremes associated with deadly floods …

Societally relevant weather impacts typically result from compound events, which are rare
combinations of weather and climate drivers. Focussing on four event types arising from …

Climate extremes cause significant winter wheat yield loss and can cause much greater
impacts than single extremes in isolation when multiple extremes occur simultaneously …

Compound dry-hot extreme (CDHE) events pose greater risks to the environment, society,
and human health than their univariate counterparts. Here, we project decadal-length …

Compound droughts and hot events (or hot droughts) have attracted increasing attention
due to their far-reaching impacts. Previous studies on these events mostly focused on the …

Dry and hot extremes are major sources of risk to crop yields, and their impacts are expected
to increase under future global warming. The co-occurring dry and hot conditions during …

Global warming, sea-level rise, and rapid urbanization all increase the risk of compound
extreme weather events, presenting challenges for the operation of urban-related …

Compound climate extremes (here referred to compound dry–hot events and compound
pluvial–hot events) result in devastating disasters which threaten water‐food‐energy …

Compound extremes have increasingly become the focus of research in recent years, due to
the strong impact they have upon society and ecosystems. Few studies, however, address …