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Climate Information You Can Trust to Inform Decisions and Protect Communities

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Phase III Final Report

A final report was prepared to highlight research findings, new tools, and engagement activities throughout Phase III.

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Study Participation Invite & Webinar

SCIPP & the National Hazard Mitigation Association are conducting a study to make hazard mitigation planning more meaningful & have a broader impact to communities. Click below to access the informational webinar recording & to learn more about the study & eligibility to participate.

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Louisiana Simple Planning Tool

The Simple Planning Tool for Louisiana Climate Hazards is now available to assist decision-makers in Louisiana who are assessing their long-term climate risks.

SCIPP Climate Research

Forward-thinking leaders need accurate and timely climate data and information to protect their communities. Knowing what’s coming and how to respond allows for informed decisions that prevent impact and reduce risk.

The South-Central United States is one of the most disaster-prone regions in the country, frequently experiencing billion-dollar climate disasters. Some of these weather events are becoming more frequent and more extreme, harming people and property in their wake. Costs of these events are also increasing, negatively impacting economies.

It can be overwhelming to sort through the resources that would help to lessen the impact of climate-related disasters.

At SCIPP, our mission is to help you help your communities by giving you a trusted source of information. We empower leaders by providing climate analyses and information that are relevant, accessible, and actionable. We engage with leaders such as yourself to ensure that our research meets the needs of real people like you.

As an interdisciplinary team with a focus on climate-centric research, we know just how much is at stake. It is incredibly difficult to make big decisions that impact real lives while also navigating bureaucratic priorities.

As an influential decision-maker, you deserve to feel confident you’re making smart choices that will make your community a better, safer place to live. Since 2008, we’ve been dedicated to helping communities navigate their unique weather and climate risks and challenges. As a NOAA-funded program affiliated with top universities in the region, SCIPP provides unbiased, reliable information when you need it.

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Latest News

SCIPP News

SCIPP Newsletter

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Fall 2022 Newsletter

In this issue...
  • SCIPP has Launched a New Website
  • Alternative BCA Method Requirement for FEMA Grants
  • Climate Justice Webinar Series Summary

Webinars & Events

Meetings Workshops

SCIPP sometimes hosts workshops and webinars on climate hazards and their impacts.

To join in and be notified about the upcoming ones, please send us an email with your name and organization, and we will add you to the mailing list.

Here’s how to make SCIPP’s research work for you:

Visit our resource library

Search and filter results by location or climate issue

Download relevant documents

Use the data to inform your decisions

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Get in touch to inquire about a co-produced study based on your needs.

Visit our free resource library now to get started. And be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to get breaking data about climate issues and events.

As an influential decision-maker, you deserve to feel confident you’re making smart choices that will make your community a better, safer place to live.

Latest Resources

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Report

Phase III Final Report

Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program
Year: 2022
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Predicting Wildfire and Winter Storms

Author(s): Mark Shafer, Randy Peppler, Kritika Pathak
Year: 2022

An assessment of the state of knowledge on prediction of wildfire and winter storms on the seasonal to subseasonal scale was produced to support operations of the Oklahoma National Guard. The report discusses predictability and global circulation linkages, weather conditions associated with wildfire and winter storms, global weather and climate patterns, and applications to subseasonal and seasonal prediction.

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