Other Resources

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for Alaskan Communities.

Hourly wind data recorded between 1980-2015 for 67 Alaska communities.

Average temperature across Alaska each day compared to the historical average.

Weather and climate events in Alaska and surrounding waters from 2007 to the present.

Data-based maps and graphics describing Alaska’s changing environment.

Arctic sea ice extent and concentration data from mid-1800s to today.

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for the Carolinas.

Climate summaries, seasonal outlooks, and more discussed for North Carolina.

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for communities in the urban northeast region.

An online mapping tool that demonstrates how sea level rise will worsen storm-driven flooding.

Climate conditions at stations throughout the Northeast.

A spreadsheet to assist in identifying appropriate climate data sources and tools based on a variety of coastal and climate risk factors in the CCRUN region.

Potential flooding in the Hudson River Valley under different sea level rise and storm scenarios.

Flood and damage assessments of building footprints and critical infrastructure in New York state.

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for the Southwest U.S.

Interactive drought map.

ZiaMet Weather Station Network of New Mexico.

Visualizes the climate variability during the past 1,000 years in Arizona and New Mexico.

Cooperative rainfall monitoring network for Arizona reporting daily total rainfall amounts.

Monthly climate outlooks for the Southwest.

Explore Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) values at specific locations to estimate local precipitation time series.

Resource for tree-ring reconstructions of streamflow and climate.

Climate analysis and mapping toobox for the West.

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for communities in California and Nevada.

Climate monitoring and data access for the state of California.

Statewide and regional temperature and precipitation maps and time series graphics based.

Many sources of weather and climate information pertinent to the Great Basin in one convenient location.

Statewide and regional maps and time series graphs of temperature, precipitation and drought indices based on the PRISM dataset.

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for Great Lakes Communities.

An introductory toolkit for adaptation professionals who are interested in exploring monitoring and evaluation.

Climate change scenarios for the Great Lakes region tailored to specific stakeholder audiences for use in adaptation planning.

GLADS protal provides descriptions and access to public climate datasets for download for use in adaptation and resilience.

Summarized impacts of climate change in the great Lakes region.

Summaries of climatology data for stations, climate divisions, and each Great Lakes in an interactive map.

Guides developed with and for practitioners in the Great Lakes to increase the usability of climate information needed in adaptation planning.

Documents and webpages summarizing information about climate change in the Great Lakes region.

A list of recommended resources, tools, and examples how to use resources from GLISA and other partners.

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for the Pacific Northwest Communities.

Monthly and daily projected streamflow to identify collaborative solutions to water management in Icicle Creek.

Hydro-climatic data at various spatial scales for historical and projected conditions in the Pacific Northwest and regions extending beyond the Pacific Northwest.

County level projected changes in the climate and related natural hazards in Washington state.

Tool to explore the impacts of climate change on culvert design and fish passage in the Pacific Northwest.

Extreme precipitation projections across the Pacific Northwest.

Projected change in average annual temperature and average annual precipitation for the Pacific Northwest and the globe.

Sea level rise in Washington State.

Projected changes in temperature, precipitation, snow, and streamflow for a selection of sites and metrics that are of interest to Seattle City Light.

Monthly, seasonal or annual trends in maximum, average or minimum temperature, total precipitation and first of the month snow water equivalent for stations across the Pacific Northwest

Data and reports describing key findings for 13 case studies (including 11 species, a vegetation system, and a region).

Designed for tribes in the Pacific Northwest and Great Basin, US, this too depicts projected climate change impacts.

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for Pacific Island Communities.

Near-real-time monthly rainfall and daily temperature maps for the State of Hawai‘i.

Drought monitor of Hawai'i.

Impacts and long-term projections of the El Niño – Southern Oscillation (ENSO) climate cycle.

El Niño fact sheets for Hawaii and the Pacific Islands.

Regional observing program for the Pacific Islands.

Summaries of programs, projects, activities, and products related to climate in the Pacific Islands.

Interactive maps of spatial patterns of rainfall for the major Hawaiian Islands.

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for the South Central U.S.

Interactive tool to compare temperature and precipitation for a particular year to climate averages for any state in the US.

Precipitation and temperature trends from 1895 to Present for any state in the lower 48.

Interactive tools, maps, and graphs relevant to hazards in Arkansas.

Interactive tools, maps, and graphs relevant to hazards in Louisiana.

Interactive tools, maps, and graphs relevant to hazards in Oklahoma.

Interactive tools, maps, and graphs relevant to hazards in Texas.

Drought severity and precipitation statistics in the SCIPP region.

Global storm surge database with records since 1880.

Seasonal, extreme, and annual temperature data and trends at locations across the SCIPP region for the period 1970-2022.

A NOAA CAP/RISA Team for the Intermountain West.

Selected research papers, reports, and other resources of Colorado River Basin climate, hydrology, and the potential impacts of future climate change.

A collection of significant weather and climate-related events in the Western Water Assessment region including avalanches, cold waves, dam failures, droughts, floods, hail, high winds, landslides, tornadoes, wildfires, and winter storms.

Daily, weekly, or monthly summaries of evolving climate, drought, and water conditions and resources for the Intermountain West (Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming).

Maps and graphics of climate, drought, agricultural conditions, and water-supply monitoring for Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas.

A compilation of interactive information tools, maps, and graphics about natural hazards in Utah and their historical incidence, current risk, and future projections.