Summary: Individuals, communities, and professionals can access seasonal resources to help them be prepared for extreme weather, water, and climate events.

Summary: Communities and individuals can visit this National Weather Service website to learn about the health dangers of heat, prepare for excessive heat events, and find out what to do during an excessive heat wave.

An example of the Tribal Resilience Resource Guide's fact sheets. Page/s that contain this image :. Tribal Resilience Resource Guide. Last modified : . 22 May 2017 - 1:12pm. ...

Summary: Tribal communities can use this guide as a "one-stop-shop" for locating integrated, government-wide resources from the federal government relating to resilience.

Summary: Communities in the southwestern U.S. can use these tools to learn about, and develop an assessment process for, water harvesting to help meet water resource challenges.

Summary: Community members can use this online mapping tool to find information about drinking water in their communities; professionals and planners can use the tool to update source water assessments and prioritize source water protection measures.

A massive wildfire in northern Alberta has grown out of control, causing the evacuation of Fort McMurray, a city of 80,000 people. What climate conditions fostered this unusual early-season fire?

This training module is designed to increase understanding of the causes of climate change, its potential impacts on water resources, and the challenges water resource managers are facing. Optional su ...

Forecasters place the odds of La Niña developing by the fall at 75%. We'll dig into the thinking behind this forecast, as well as some fun facts about La Niña. 

Airman 1st Class Jeffrey Albright drinks water at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. Working in near-record temperatures as high as 117°F, airmen must hydrate frequently in order to avoid heat-related inj ...