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Extreme Climate Events and Trends are redefining how we assess risk and plan for the future, turning headlines about weather into real-time signals of planetary change that touch every sector from agriculture to energy, transportation to healthcare, and from local communities to national policy, as decision makers seek practical steps for resilience.Across the globe, climate extremes are becoming more frequent and intense, shaping the frequency of extreme weather events that stress grids, overwhelm drainage systems, and reshape demand for cooling, water, and food, underscoring the need for transdisciplinary collaboration across meteorology, economics, urban planning, and public health to craft practical, locally tailored solutions.