The Journal of Climate Change and Extreme Weather is an interdisciplinary scholarly journal dedicated to advancing scientific understanding of climate change and extreme weather phenomena. It provides a platform for researchers to examine the complex relationships between changing climate systems and events such as heatwaves, floods, droughts, storms, and other climate-related hazards. The journal welcomes innovative theoretical, observational, experimental, and modeling studies that contribute to a deeper understanding of climate variability, extreme events, their causes, and their consequences. By bringing together research from climatology, meteorology, environmental science, engineering, and related disciplines, the journal supports a comprehensive approach to addressing emerging climate challenges.

The journal publishes research addressing the environmental, social, economic, and technological dimensions of climate change and extreme weather. Particular emphasis is placed on advanced climate and weather modeling, prediction of extreme events, climate risk assessment, vulnerability analysis, and investigations of event frequency and intensity. The journal also welcomes studies on the impacts of extreme weather on ecosystems, infrastructure, agriculture, water resources, communities, and economies. Research on climate adaptation, resilience enhancement, disaster risk reduction, greenhouse gas mitigation, and innovative technologies for addressing climate-related challenges is strongly encouraged. Interdisciplinary studies that connect scientific evidence with practical applications and policy development are especially valuable to the journal.

The Journal of Climate Change and Extreme Weather seeks to support evidence-based solutions that strengthen resilience and sustainability in a rapidly changing climate. It provides an international forum for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders to exchange knowledge and develop effective responses to climate-related risks. The journal encourages studies that translate scientific findings into practical adaptation strategies, improved environmental management, resilient infrastructure, and informed climate policies. Research examining governance, community participation, climate communication, and public awareness is also welcomed. Through the dissemination of high-quality research and interdisciplinary perspectives, the journal aims to contribute meaningfully to global efforts to understand, manage, and respond to climate change and extreme weather.