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Last updated: 25 August 2026

Manuscript(s) under Review:

  • Fu, Z.-H., S.-P. Xie*, A. Miyamoto, Q. Peng, and W. Zhou*, 2026: Highly predictable interannual variability over monsoon Asia during September-October shoulder season. Submitted.

  • Wu, Z., C. Hu, R. Wu, G. Huang, Z.-H. Fu, R. Zhang, Q. Chen, C.-H. Ho, S. Yang, H. Cheng, and D. Chen, 2026: Southern Annular Mode complements ENSO-related Indo-Pacific variability in South Asian summer monsoon withdrawal. Submitted.

  • Wang, Y., W. Zhou*, R. Lei, M. Ding, X. Cui, Z.-H. Fu, and P. Wang, 2026: Global warming is driving the inland expansion of Antarctic heatwaves. Submitted.

Refereed Publications:

  1. Wang, X., R. Zhang*, Z.-H. Fu, Z.-Q. Zhou, Y. Zhang, and D. Jin, 2026: Record-breaking summertime terrestrial and marine heat waves in Southeast Asia driven by internal variability during 2020–22, Journal of Climate, 39(1), 51–63. [Link]

  2. Zhou, W.*, Z.-H. Fu, and R. Zhang, 2026: Emerging teleconnected patterns enhance predictability of East Asian summer extremes, Journal of Meteorological Research, 39(6), 1399–1410. [Link]

  3. Fu, Z.-H.†, D. Xi†, S.-P. Xie, W. Zhou*, N. Lin, J. Zhao, X. Wang, and J. C. L. Chan, 2025: Shifting hotspot of tropical cyclone clusters in a warming climate, Nature Climate Change, 15(8), 850–858. [Link] [WMO feature]

  4. Fu, Z.-H.*, R. Zhan, and W. Zhou, 2025: Spatial diversity of multiple tropical cyclone events over the western North Pacific and associated physical processes, Journal of Climate, 38(17), 4445–4461. [Link]

  5. Fu, Z.-H., W. Zhou*, S.-P. Xie*, R. Zhang, and X. Wang, 2024: Dynamic pathway linking Pakistan flooding to East Asian heatwaves, Science Advances, 10(17), eadk9250. [Link] [Magazine cover]

  6. Fu, Z.-H., R. Zhan*, J. Zhao, Y. Yamada, and K. Song, 2023: Future projections of multiple tropical cyclone events in the Northern Hemisphere in the CMIP6-HighResMIP models, Geophysical Research Letters, 50(13), e2023GL103064. [Link]

  7. Chen, Y., X. Ye*, Y. Yao, Z. Lv, Z.-H. Fu, C. Huang, R. Wang, and J. Chen, 2023: Characteristics and sources of PM2.5-bound elements in Shanghai during autumn and winter of 2019: Insight into the development of pollution episodes, Science of the Total Environment, 881, 163432. [Link]

  8. Fu, Z.-H., L. Cheng, X. Ye*, Z. Ma, R. Wang, Y. Duan, J. Huo, and J. Chen, 2022: Characteristics of aerosol chemistry and acidity in Shanghai after PM2.5 satisfied national guideline: Insight into future emission control, Science of the Total Environment, 827, 154319. [Link]

† Equal contribution; * Corresponding author