Who uses Coastal Risk Finder? Coastal Risk Finder is an interactive web tool that allows users to customize their sea level rise and coastal flood scenario, learn who and what is at risk, and ...

Click the downloadable graphic: Hourly Rainfall Intensity 1970 to 2024 Climate change is bringing heavier rainfall extremes and increased, inequitable flood risk to many parts of the U.S. For ...

Community organizers and activists examine and communicate the risks that sea level rise and coastal flooding pose to their communities. Coastal Risk Finder provides straightforward facts about ...

Educators play a key role in introducing students to the basics of sea level rise and helping them understand the impacts of climate change and the potential solutions. Using interactive maps ...

Coastal citizens need to understand how sea level rise and coastal flooding will affect them and learn how they can prepare their homes, families, and communities. Coastal Risk Finder provides ...

Whether it's for an academic assignment, professional white paper, or community initiative, people conducting background research on rising seas and coastal flooding need clear and accurate data.

Unseasonably high temperatures have swept across South Korea and Japan, contributing to dangerous wildfire conditions from March 21, 2025, to March 26, 2025. Human-caused climate change has ...

Government officials—including planners, floodplain managers, hazard mitigation officers, resilience officers, and FEMA or NFIP coordinators—need to understand, communicate, and mitigate the ...

According to Climate Central’s latest report, People Exposed to Climate Change: December 2024 to February 2025, the effects of carbon pollution (mainly from burning coal, oil, and methane gas ...

Read the full report: People Exposed to Climate Change: December 2024-February 2025 Download the data: Climate Shift Index (CSI) levels for 220 countries, territories and dependencies, and 940 ...

A large and intense weather system is poised to bring multiple rounds of severe weather across the Mid/Upper Mississippi Valley, Lower Ohio/Tennessee Valleys, and Deep South on March 14-15, 2025.

This is the second story in a two-part series examining climate change and Philadelphia schools. It was produced through a collaboration between Green Philly and Climate Central. Link to the first ...