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 …

Compound dry and hot events or extremes (CDHEs) can cause reduced crop yield, posing
threat to food security. Their impacts can be even higher than their univariate counterparts …

Extreme heat and drought often reduce the yields of important food crops around the world,
putting stress on regional and global food security. The probability of concurrently hot and …

Weather and climate extremes, such as droughts and hot extremes, may result in marked
damages to crop yields and threaten regional and global food security. Understanding the …

Due to global warming, it is necessary to study the influence of extreme climate and
concurrent events on crop growth. The study area was the Songliao Plain, where drought …

Extreme heat, drought and moisture excess are increasingly co-occurring within a single
growing season, impacting crop yields in global breadbasket regions. In this Review, we …

The response of vegetation to climate extremes, including droughts and hot extremes, has
been evaluated extensively in recent decades. However, quantitative assessments of …

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 …

The risk of compound drought heatwave events (CDHEs) and their persistence has
intensified in recent decades and is expected to increase faster in the future. Projecting …

Compound climate extremes such as drought and high temperature have a greater impact
on agricultural production than the individual extremes. An increasing frequency and …