SCIPP Documents
An Assessment of the Climate-Related Needs of Oklahoma Decision Makers
This report is comprised of information from interviews in 2010 and 2011 with twenty-three decision-makers in local, tribal, state, federal, non-profit, and for-profit agencies across Oklahoma.
AR Natural Hazard Resilience Discussion Presentation
This presentation discusses the topic of emergency managers and planners working together as well as how local climate data can be utilized in planning and hazard mitigation efforts in Arkansas. It was presented at a meeting SCIPP held in Bentonville, Arkansas on September 29, 2017.
AR Planner & EM Webinar - 1. Introduction: Why Are We Doing This?
This presentation introduces that topic of planners and emergency managers working together. It was presented on a webinar on March 30, 2017.
AR Planner & EM Webinar Agenda
Agenda from a webinar that SCIPP held for planners and emergency managers in Arkansas on March 30, 2017.
Arkansas Natural Hazard Resilience Discussion Agenda
Agenda from a meeting SCIPP held for planners and emergency managers in Bentonville, AR on September 29, 2017.
Changes In Ice Storm Frequency Across The United States
This document describes the frequency and changes of ice storms across the United States in addition to discussing the influences of natural oscillations on ice storms.
Climate Hazard Brochure Series - Winter Weather
While many associate the southern states with drought and extreme heat, the SCIPP region also experiences crippling and severe winter weather. From ice storms that cut off power to thousands to snowstorms that bring transportation to a standstill, the SCIPP region is no exception to winter's fury
Climate of Miami, OK
This document provides a concise summary of the climate and extreme weather events that affect the city of Miami, Oklahoma. It was developed as part of the work conducted for a 2014-2017 NOAA SARP grant. (4.2 MB)
Climate of San Angelo, TX
This document provides a concise summary of the climate and extreme weather events that affect the city of San Angelo, Texas. It was developed as part of the work conducted for a 2014-2017 NOAA SARP grant. (1.9 MB)
