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Interdecadal Variations of Persistent Extreme Heat Events in Eastern China Under Global Warming

2021-06-10

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Persistent extreme heat events (PEHEs) exert a more negative impact on society, including agriculture, plant phenology, power production and human health, compared to general EHEs. The temporal and spatial characteristics of summer PEHEs in eastern China were analysed based on a daily maximum temperature dataset from 759 stations over the period of 1961–2018. The results show the following: Persistent distribution...

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03cc8d0b-b734-5cad-8c60-d528f458f3d8
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-565992/v1
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