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Due to processes occurring over vast ranges of scale, from fast to slow and from small to large, extreme weather and climate events aren鈥檛 as rare as scientists have thought 鈥� and that could complicate efforts to determine when extreme events signal perilous climate change, according to a new analysis published in the journal Scientific Reports.

鈥淎 spectre haunting humanity is the possibility that we may be on the verge of a 鈥榯ipping point鈥� beyond which irreversible and self-accelerating climate change kicks in,鈥� says study author and 平特五不中 physics professor Shaun Lovejoy. His new paper introduces a graphic 鈥渟pike plot,鈥� a statistical tool that could help client scientists distinguish unlikely and unexpected extremes from true tipping points.

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