This study investigates the roles of water vapor transport and sea surface temperature (SST)
warming in the tropical Indian Ocean (TIO) on the heavy rainfall in central China during the …

Multiscale processes from synoptic disturbances to diurnal cycles during the record-
breaking heavy rainfall in summer 2020 were examined in this study. The heavy rainfall …

A record-breaking Meiyu-Baiu rainfall hit East Asia in June–July 2020. The warm Indian
Ocean (IO) has been identified as a primary cause, but it cannot explain the heavy rainfall in …

The middle and lower Yangtze River basin (MLYRB) suffered persistent heavy rainfall in
summer 2020, with nearly continuous rainfall for about six consecutive weeks. How the …

Studies of the multi-scale climate variability of the Asian monsoon are essential to an
advanced understanding of the physical processes of the global climate system. In this …

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 …

From the time that it first develops, a sea surface temperature anomaly (SSTA) will develop
in space and time until it dissipates. Although many SST products are available, great …

A wet‐to‐dry shift in summer over the Sichuan Basin (SCB) during the late 20th century was
noticed by previous studies. However, this study found that summer precipitation over SCB …

Stalagmites are considered natural archives of climate proxies. However, under the
combined effects of atmospheric circulation patterns, precipitation, and karst environments …

This paper examines the meteorological factors that led to the record-breaking heavy
precipitation event in Taiwan in the early 2020 mei-yu season (May 15–31). The extreme …