Northeast Asia is one of the Northern Hemisphere mid‐ to high‐latitude regions most sensitive to global warming, where high temperatures, drought and wildfires have become increasingly frequent and concurrent, yet their cascading linkages remain poorly quantified within a unified daily‐scale framework. We integrate daily observations from 829 meteorological stations, soil moisture from a land‐surface data assimilation product...

Fires disrupt ecosystems, release carbon, and reduce carbon uptake, which increases atmospheric CO 2 concentration, warms the atmosphere, and fosters more frequent and intense fires. Quantifying postfire recovery is crucial for understanding the adaptability and resilience of ecosystems to fire disturbances. Observations from satellite‐derived active fire (~1‐km) and Gross Primary Productivity (GPP) products reveal that Austra...