Meiyu front

E633879

The Meiyu front is a quasi-stationary, rain-bearing frontal zone that forms in late spring and early summer over East Asia, producing prolonged heavy rainfall across regions such as China, Taiwan, Korea, and Japan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf frontal zone
meteorological phenomenon
rainfall system
weather front
affectsCountry China NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
South Korea NERFINISHED
Taiwan NERFINISHED
associatedWith East Asian summer monsoon
mid-latitude westerlies
subtropical high
causes flooding
landslides
prolonged heavy rainfall
formsBetween cooler continental air mass
warm moist tropical air mass
hasAlternativeName Baiu front NERFINISHED
East Asian rainy season front NERFINISHED
plum rain front NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic frontal zone
quasi-stationary
rain-bearing
hasClimatologicalPeriod boreal early summer
hasImpactOn agriculture in East Asia
disaster risk management in East Asia
water resources in East Asia
hasRegion East Asia NERFINISHED
hasSpatialExtent from eastern China to Japan
including the East China Sea
including the Taiwan region
hasTemporalBehavior seasonally recurring
hasTypicalWeather embedded convective storms
high humidity
low cloud base
persistent stratiform rain
isImportantFor seasonal rainfall in Japan
seasonal rainfall in Taiwan
seasonal rainfall in the Korean Peninsula
seasonal rainfall in the Yangtze River basin
monitoredBy national meteorological agencies in East Asia
occursInSeason early summer
late spring
relatedTo frontal rainfall band
monsoon trough
stationary front
studiedInField climatology
hydrology
synoptic meteorology

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