Heavy Winter Precipitation Provided Welcome Relief to the West, but Long Term Challenges Remain

New Flood Control Infrastructure Often Doesn’t Account for Growing Risks

Study: Flood Hazard Prediction Maps Tested Against Historical Data

Western Wildfire Season Expected to Start Late but Could Still Bring Destructive Blazes

May 3, 2023 WaterISAC Natural Disaster Threat Briefing

Study: Flash Floods, Natural Disasters Have More Significant Impacts on Housing Insecure Citizens

Study: Statistically Implausible Heatwaves Occurring More Often, Certain Regions of the Globe at Risk

Oak Ridge National Laboratory Supporting Efforts for Flood Prediction

Study: Fires at High Elevations in the Western U.S. Increasing in Intensity, Impact on Region

Study: “Once In A Century” Precipitation Events Could Occur Up to Once Every 30 Years by End of Century

Flash Droughts Overtaking Conventional Droughts as Climate Change Continues

Western United States’ Drought Requires Well-Researched Solutions