Managing urban flood risk is a key global challenge of the twenty-first century. Drivers of
future UK flood risk were identified and assessed by the Flood Foresight project in 2002 …

Extreme event attribution aims to elucidate the link between global climate change, extreme
weather events, and the harms experienced on the ground by people, property, and nature …

There is a burgeoning international literature on hydro-climatic trend detection, motivated by
the need to detect and interpret any emerging changes in river flows associated with …

Winter wheat is an important crop in the UK, suited to the typical weather conditions in the
current climate. In a changing climate the increased frequency and severity of adverse …

The drought‐pluvial seesaw—defined as the phenomenon of pluvials (wet spells) following
droughts (dry spells)—magnifies the impact of individual pluvial and drought events yet has …

The recent upsurge in the occurrence of hydroclimatic extremes and their temporal swings
has led to severe consequences in many regions around the world. In this study, we …

It is well understood that India is largely exposed to different climate extremes including
floods, droughts, heat waves, among others. However, the exposure of co-occurrence of …

Drought is one of the most costly natural hazards in Europe. Due to its complexity, drought
risk, meant as the combination of the natural hazard and societal vulnerability, is difficult to …

Groundwater drought is a spatially and temporally variable phenomenon. Here we describe
the development of a method to regionally analyse and quantify groundwater drought. The …

The emergence of abrupt shift from drought to downpour has attracted widespread attention
in recent years, with particularly disastrous consequences in low‐income regions. However …