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Received: AugAccepted: FebruPublished: April 12, 2023Ĭopyright: © 2023 Rippstein et al. PLOS Clim 2(4):Įditor: Noureddine Benkeblia, University of the West Indies, JAMAICA Our findings indicate that TNs are a relevant health hazard for a large part of the Swiss population leading to potentially larger impacts in the future due to climate change and increasing urbanization.Ĭitation: Rippstein V, de Schrijver E, Eckert S, Vicedo-Cabrera AM (2023) Trends in tropical nights and their effects on mortality in Switzerland across 50 years. The TN-mortality association was highly heterogeneous across cantons and cities. We found an overall increase in the annual frequency of TN (from 90 to 2113 TNs per decade) and the population exposed (from 3.7 million to over 157 million population-TN per decade) in Switzerland between 1970–2019, mainly in the cities of Lausanne, Geneva, Basel, Lugano, and Zurich, and during the last two decades. We then performed a case time series analysis to estimate the TN-mortality association (controlled for the daily mean temperature) by canton and for the main 8 cities using data on all-cause mortality at the district level between 1980–2018. We assessed the change in the frequency of TNs and the exposed population per district and decade through a spatiotemporal analysis. We identified the TNs (minimum nighttime temperature ≥ 20☌) in each district in Switzerland using population-weighted hourly temperature series (ERA5-Land reanalysis data set) between 1970–2019. We aimed to assess the spatiotemporal patterns in the frequency and the exposed population to TNs, and its mortality effect in Switzerland. Additionally, high nighttime temperatures or tropical nights (TNs) also affect the well-being of the population. Plan automatically renews after trial.Increasing temperatures and more frequent and severe heat waves in Switzerland are leading to a larger heat-related health burden.

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