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The characterization, mechanism, predictability, and impacts of the unprecedented 2023 Southeast Asia heatwave
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In light of the extraordinary heatwave that swept across Southeast Asia in April and May 2023, research by Yang Lyu and colleagues reveals critical insights into its physical mechanisms and widespread impacts including health risks and agricultural challenges. This study highlights essential factors like high-pressure systems and soil moisture deficiencies that contributed to this climatic anomaly.
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