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A study published in AGU Advances found extreme heat events have expanded into spring and fall across half the world's land area since the 1980s. Researchers analyzed 45 years of global climate data, comparing 1980-1989 to 2015-2024. The expansion is lopsided, with regions like the western U.S. and eastern China seeing more heat after summer, while western Europe and northwestern India experience it before.
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