U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit

Each issue of this two-page report describes weather and climate highlights from the previous quarter, and indicates the most likely temperature and precipitation conditions for the upcoming quarter.

This network is a source of information and training for planning and management tools for coastal ecosystem-based management (EBM).

This monthly discussion documents current status and projections for ENSO based on sea surface temperature and atmospheric pressure patterns in the Pacific Ocean.

Access assessments for post-fire debris-flow hazards related to select fires in the western United States.

Hospitals, first responders, electric companies, and community members can use this interactive online map to view information about Medicare beneficiaries who rely on electricity-dependent medical and assistive equipment and severe weather events that may put them at risk for power outages.

View weather watches, warnings, and advisories to monitor events that could impact U.S. energy infrastructure.

Strategies to help bridge decision makers and constituents.

This interactive resource helps decision makers create an integrated package of information about climate change tailored specifically to their community and their needs.

Access maps to check the sensitivity of coastal resources to oil spills.

Access visualizations of the spatial distribution of fish species, their life stages, and important habitats.

Public health officials can use this guide to assess potential local health risks from extreme heat events.

Is your community ready for an extreme event? In one hour, groups of 12-48 players learn how important it is to build coalitions across all sectors of a community and invest in short-term and long-term resources to make their city more resilient.

View probability statistics on the likelihood that coastal water levels at select stations will rise above or fall below a given elevation.

Access timely data on rainfall, crop health, and other factors that can affect food production and supply in food-insecure nations.

Transportation agencies can use this guidebook for scenario planning to address transportation issues, changes in land use, and population growth or decline, as well as climate change and uses of alternative energy.

This guide helps federally recognized tribes find and access programs offered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

This program helps communities reduce their flood risk and lower their flood insurance premium rates.