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

Extreme climate events are hotspots in global change. However, research on the changes in
future compound events and population exposure is still limited. Leveraging from the data of …

The impacts of hot, dry, and compound hot‐dry extremes are significant for societies,
economies, and ecosystems worldwide. Such events therefore need to be assessed in the …

Extreme climate events such as droughts and heat waves exert strong impacts on
ecosystems and human well-being. Estimations of the risks of climate extremes typically …

Compound extremes of lethal heat stress-heavy precipitation events (CHPEs) seriously
threaten social and ecological sustainability, while their evolution and effects at the global …

Globally, 2023 was the warmest observed year on record since at least 1850 and, according
to proxy evidence, possibly of the past 100 000 years. As in recent years, the record warmth …

Compound hot-dry events have the potential to cause significant damages and propel
socioeconomic systems towards tipping points by overwhelming the ability of natural and …

Compound hot–dry events—co-occurring hot and dry extremes—frequently cause damages
to human and natural systems, often exceeding separate impacts from heatwaves and …

Climate extremes threaten human health, economic stability, and the well-being of natural
and built environments (eg, 2003 European heat wave). As the world continues to warm …

Compound climate extremes, such as events with concurrent temperature and precipitation
extremes, have significant impacts on the health of humans and ecosystems. This paper …