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Fig. F.4. The samples of changma concept in the weather evaluation label dataset. Changma is also known as the East Asian summer monsoon and affects East Asia, particularly the Korean Peninsula and Japan, during June and July. It is characterized by a quasi-stationary front that brings heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and persistent cloud cover. The Changma front near Korea has a more complex vertical atmospheric structure than the typical Asian monsoon pattern due to the meeting of various types of air masses.
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Fig. F.4. The samples of changma concept in the weather evaluation label dataset. Changma is also known as the East Asian summer monsoon and affects East Asia, particularly the Korean Peninsula and Japan, during June and July. It is characterized by a quasi-stationary front that brings heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and persistent cloud cover. The Changma front near Korea has a more complex vertical atmospheric structure than the typical Asian monsoon pattern due to the meeting of various types of air masses.