01:12So, what we identified is in general, the tropical Indo-Pacific is experiencing some changes
01:18So what we identified is, in general, the tropical Indo-Pacific is experiencing some changes
01:34in weather patterns, in particular in something called the Pacific Walker Circulation, that
01:42is the atmospheric component of ENSO, and in the southern oscillations.
01:49So now, this particular changes in these weather patterns, circulation patterns in the atmosphere,
01:58they seem to be linked to an increase in the frequency of heat waves and extreme precipitation
02:04across Southeast Asia.
02:12And another aspect that perhaps is a bit less talked about is there is an increase in
02:42rapid intensification events of these typhoons that are rather difficult to predict by current
02:51models, and because of that, they are particularly dangerous.
02:55So I think some of these extremes are happening in regions that didn't experience some of these
03:09extremes before, and therefore they are unprepared.
03:16And therefore the damage and impact are going to be much higher than in regions that experience
03:30already these extreme events.
03:31And therefore they put in place certain measures to counteract the impacts of these events.
03:37So how does the negatively affect the weather culture?
03:42Unfortunately they are taking place certain measures so that we can't manage communication
03:44with temperatures and more Unterschiede.
03:47Foundness for Forecast building types....
03:52...so for U.S.
04:00...so for U.S.
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