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Core Insights - Recent research indicates that waste heat emitted from air conditioning systems may significantly enhance the intensity of urban summer rainstorms, presenting new challenges for extreme weather management and urban planning [1][2] Group 1: Research Findings - The study conducted by a team from Nankai University utilized high-precision meteorological models to explore the impact of air conditioning waste heat on short-duration heavy rainfall, particularly in the densely populated coastal region of Shenzhen-Hong Kong [1] - Findings revealed that in scenarios with air conditioning usage, the peak intensity of short-duration heavy rainfall in Shenzhen increased by approximately 22%, while Hong Kong experienced a 3% increase [1] - The enhancement of rainfall was particularly pronounced in high-density, high-rise building areas, attributed to the increase in surface temperature and the exacerbation of the urban heat island effect caused by waste heat [1] Group 2: Implications and Recommendations - With global warming leading to more frequent air conditioning use, urban short-duration rainstorms are likely to become more common and severe [2] - The research team recommends improving the energy efficiency of air conditioning systems to reduce waste heat emissions and incorporating green infrastructure in urban planning, such as increasing urban greenery and using cooling pavement materials to mitigate the urban heat island effect [2] - This study provides important references for urban climate adaptation and infrastructure planning, particularly in high-density and rapidly urbanizing areas, emphasizing the need for effective management of air conditioning waste heat to ensure sustainable urban development [2]