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Topics at Climate and Hazards: the pages in this section are listed below, each with its own scope and status.
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How the hazard topics connect.
The topics move from baselines and individual hazards (heat and drought, flood and storm, fire, geohazards) to compound hazards, projections and the services and warnings that deliver hazard knowledge.
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Pages in Topics.
Climate baselines
Historical trends and reference periods.
TopicHeat and drought
Compound heat and hydrologic stress.
TopicFlood and storm
Extreme precipitation, coastal storm and flooding.
TopicWildfire and land
Fire weather, fuels and landscapes.
TopicEarthquakes and geohazards
Earthquakes, volcanoes and related hazards.
TopicCompound hazards
Multiple and cascading events.
TopicClimate projections
Scenario models, ensembles and uncertainty.
TopicClimate services and warnings
Forecast-to-user pathways and authority.
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