New NOAA Tool Pinpoints Natural Disaster Risk at Local Level

How Climate Change Contributed to Recent Adverse Weather

Climate Trends of 2021 Demonstrate the East-West Weather Divide Across the U.S.

Hurricanes Likely to Occur over Wider Ranges and Increasingly Impact Cities like New York and Boston, according to New Research

Recent Destructive Colorado Wildfire Demonstrates Expansion of Wildland-Urban Interface

Annual Risks Report Highlights Challenges from Climate Change and Infectious Diseases and Opportunities for Resilience

Texas Utility Implements Winter Weather Preparedness Policies, Enhancing Its Overall Resilience

2021 Third Costliest Year on Record for Natural Disasters

U.S. Flooding Losses Will Spike 26 Percent by 2050 due to Climate Change, Researchers Say

Large Winter Storm from Central to Northeastern U.S. Impacting Critical Infrastructure

Historically Rare Hurricanes Like Harvey and Florence Will Become Much More Common in the Future, according to New Research

New Flooding Model Examines every Potential Water Source that Could Contribute to Inland-Coastal Flooding