極端天氣
極端天氣(Extreme weather)包括了非正常、嚴重、季節性、或者超出歷史平均數值的天氣。[1] 通常極端天氣為以當地過往天氣數字為基礎,並被訂為是基數中最常見的百分之十。[2] 近年人為的全球暖化、洋流變化、氣壓變化等被認為是一些極端天氣的成因。[3][4][5] 亦有研究顯示未來的極端天氣現象將增加。[6][7]
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