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Story summary
- Recent studies show heatwaves and humid heat extremes are becoming more frequent and intense, especially in China and Southeast Asia.
- Researchers attribute this trend to climate change, driven by factors such as rising sea surface temperatures and shifting atmospheric dynamics.
- Urban areas face higher risks due to increased humidity, amplifying health threats.
- The findings warn that extreme heat events could become the norm, underscoring the need for adaptive measures to mitigate impacts.
