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The World Meteorological Organization announced in November that 2023 would be the hottest year on record in human history. Then multiple Chinese cities in December witnessed the strongest cold wave for that month since 1961. Looking back at 2023, extreme weather events such as cold waves, heatwaves, heavy rainfall, and sandstorms occurred frequently, with temperature and precipitation data repeatedly breaking records. Climate scientists said that since 2024 is the second year of El Nino, it is ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Verdant villages prospering in eastern Chinas Zhejiang Province, Yangtze finless porpoise, also called the "panda in the water" for its...

Verdant villages prospering in eastern Chinas Zhejiang Province, Yangtze finless porpoise, also called the

Members of a post-disaster reconstruction working group recently walked into the flooded Xinle village, located in Wuchang city of Northeast Chinas Heilongjiang Province, to investigate and identify flood-hit houses. According to estimates, review of all the homes in 24 townships will complete in three to four days.

Two people were found dead in the western Beijing district of Mentougou following days of unrelenting heavy rain, the Peoples Daily reported on Monday afternoon. Since Sunday, Mentougou, along with other outlying districts of the Chinese capital, has experienced one of the heaviest rainfalls in the past decade.

Research from Taiwan has indicated that large earthquakes were five times more likely to happen following severe storms.

The onset of the South China Sea summer monsoon (SCSSM), usually characterized by a simultaneous circulation–convection transition, marks the beginning of the East Asian summer rainy season.

The onset of the South China Sea summer monsoon (SCSSM), usually characterized by a simultaneous circulation–convection transition, marks the beginning of the

With heat waves continuing to engulf most areas of South China at the beginning of October with some places still record temperature more than 40 C, which break the historical record of same period in previous years, northern and middle parts of China look likely set for a cold snap, followed by a drastic drop in temperature overnight.

According to recent research, a warmer climate with higher levels of CO2 in the atmosphere and slow cloud responses to meteorological mechanisms result in a cooling effect above some regions of EA.