Wildfire Activity Heating Up Across the U.S. and Canada

Recent Extreme Precipitation Events in the Midwest Significantly Impact Water Infrastructure, Threaten Dam Failures

CSU Publishes Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast, Continues to Predict an Extremely Active Season

Hurricane Beryl (2024) - Updated July 9, 2024

Hurricane Beryl’s Rapid Intensification “Unprecedented” For This Early In The Season

As Extreme Heat Adds Extra Stress to the Power Grid and Increases the Risk of Outages, Utilities are Encouraged to Enhance their Power Resilience

Midwest Rains and Flooding Lead to Critical Infrastructure Impacts, including “Imminent Failure” Condition for Minnesota Dam

Flooding to Cost Hundreds of Billions as Risks and Incidents Mount

As Wildfire Season Heats Up, Utilities are Encouraged to Start Preparing Now with EPA Resources

CSU Releases Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast, Maintains Prediction of Extremely Active Season

A Heat Dome Currently Impacting the Southwestern U.S. is an Important Reminder to Prepare for Extreme Heat during the Summer Season

Rising Sea Levels Increase Risk of Coastal Flooding Across the U.S.