climate regime shifts
Climate regime shifts refer to significant and abrupt changes in the long-term patterns and behaviors of Earth's climate system, with altered atmospheric and oceanic conditions persisting for extended periods. These shifts can result in dramatic alterations to temperature, precipitation, wind patterns, and other climate variables, leading to major impacts on ecosystems, weather patterns, and human societies.
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