Observations Over a Century Underscore an Increasing Likelihood of Compound Dry‐Hot Events in China

Abstract The impacts of extreme events are seldom caused by a single climatic variable but rather arise from the interaction of multiple climate drivers. This study employs observational data sets with high spatiotemporal resolution to analyze the risk of occurrence of compound dry‐hot events in China over the past 120 years (i.e., 1901–2020). Simultaneously, attribution analysis based on distribution functions explores whether and to what …