Hydroclimatic extremes such as intense rainfall, floods, droughts, heatwaves, and wind or
storms have devastating effects each year. One of the key challenges for society is …

Riverine ecosystems have adapted to natural discharge variations across seasons.
However, evidence suggesting that climate change has already impacted magnitudes of …

Increases in extreme rainfall intensities as a result of climate change pose a great risk due to
the possibility of increases in pluvial flooding, particularly in urban and developed areas. But …

Climate warming induces shifts from snow to rain in cold regions, altering snowpack
dynamics with consequent impacts on streamflow that raise challenges to many aspects of …

Floods represent a major natural hazard in Africa, causing over 27 000 fatalities during the
period 1950–2019. Despite its relevance, little is known about changes in flood hazard …

Flood damages are projected to increase with climate change due to intensification of
extreme rainfalls, with water scarcity also projected to increase due to longer periods of …

Climate change is projected to impact on the magnitude, spatial location, and timing of large
precipitation events, with evidence for this already present in the historical record. However …

The present-day accessibility of streamflow data, particularly in the develo** countries, is
often marked by a multitude of data shortfalls or distortions. This study investigates the …

Hydrometeorological variability, such as changes in extreme precipitation, snowmelt, or soil
moisture excess, in Poland can lead to fluvial flooding. In this study we employed the dataset …

Africa is severely affected by floods, with an increasing vulnerability to these events in the
most recent decades. Our improved preparation against and response to this hazard would …