Earth Sciences

Circulation dampened heat extremes intensification over the Midwest USA and amplified over Western Europe

J. Singh, S. Sippel, et al.

Discover how atmospheric circulation has led to unexpected cooling of daytime heat extremes in the Midwest United States, contrasting the strong intensification observed in Western Europe. This intriguing research by Jitendra Singh, Sebastian Sippel, and Erich M. Fischer offers insights into the complex impacts of climate dynamics on regional heat patterns.

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