In the two decades, since the advent of the term “flash drought,” considerable research has
been directed toward the topic. Within the scientific community, we have actively forged a …

Flash drought often leads to devastating effects in multiple sectors and presents a unique
challenge for drought early warning due to its sudden onset and rapid intensification …

Flash droughts, characterized by their unusually rapid intensification, have garnered
increasing attention within the weather, climate, agriculture, and ecological communities in …

Intense short-term meteorological drought may lead to rapid declines in soil moisture,
triggering flash drought that can cause major agricultural or socioeconomic damage …

Quantifying the role of human activities in the process of drought propagation from
meteorological drought to hydrological drought is helpful in developing mitigation strategies …

The occurrence of flash droughts rapidly triggers soil water deficits, easily causing significant
impacts on agricultural production, water resources, and ecosystems. As a critical phase in …

Flash droughts (FDs), which are characterized by rapid intensification, occurred frequently
over Eastern China, posing great challenges for drought forecasting and preparation on …

Flash droughts are rapid developing subseasonal climate extreme events that are
manifested as suddenly decreased soil moisture, driven by increased evaporative demand …

Summer drought over northern Asia (NA) seriously threatens the local fragile ecological
environment and social economy development. In this study, using the standardized …

Climate change modifies monsoon rainfall patterns, leading to significant impacts on future
meteorological droughts. This study investigated the spatiotemporal pattern of future …