Resources Documents Tools Simple Planning Tool News Filter Resources Newsletter 2025 Spring Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program SCIPP Impact Stories January 2025 Gulf Coast Winter Storm Report New Research Briefs Available Newsletter 2025 Winter Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program SCIPP Summer Internship Host Opportunity SCIPP at the 105th Annual American Meteorological Society Meeting Climate Adaptation in Fayetteville, Arkansas Newsletter 2024 Fall Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program SCIPP at the NOAA Climate Adaptation Partnerships Intergovernmental Briefing SCIPP Research Briefs Stalling North Atlantic Tropical Cyclones Newsletter 2024 Summer Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program 2023-2024 Annual Report 2024 SCIPP Advisory Committee Meeting U.S. Military Installations and Extreme Weather Newsletter 2024 Spring Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program South Central Climate Resilience Forum 2024 SCIPP Student Awarded 1st Place Poster at AMS Annual Conference Redesigned Simple Planning Tool Newsletter 2024 Winter Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program Registration is Now Open for the 2024 South Central Climate Resilience Forum Understanding Climate and Environmental Impacts for Vulnerable Residents in Tulsa 5th National Climate Assessment is Now Available Newsletter 2023 Fall Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program 2024 South Central Climate Resilience Forum “Examining Extreme Rainfall Forecast and Communication Processes in the South-Central United States” Stakeholders in Community Discourse Survey Newsletter Summer 2023 Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program 2022-2023 Annual Report Theme 1 Research Updates Why Hazard Mitigation Matters to Your Community Newsletter Spring 2023 Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program 2023 SCIPP Advisory Committee Meeting Drs. Mark Shafer and Barry Keim Receive Distinguished Public Service Award SCIPP Temperature Trends Dashboard Newsletter Winter 2023 Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program Simple Planning Tool Expanded to Louisiana SCIPP Contributes to National Climate Assessment RISA Program Name Change Newsletter Fall 2022 Newsletter Author(s): Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program SCIPP has Launched a New Website Alternative BCA Method Requirement for FEMA Grants Climate Justice Webinar Series Summary Newsletter Summer Newsletter 2022 2021-2022 Annual Report New Texas Simple Planning Tool Climate Justice Series Newsletter Spring 2022 Edition SCIPP Has a New Website Coming This Summer Concentrated and Intensifying Humid Heat Extremes in the IPCC AR6 Region SCIPP Hosted the First In-Person Advisory Committee Meeting in Three Years Newsletter Winter 2022 Edition New Report Examines the Effects of Climate Change Across the Gulf Coast Region SCIPP Researchers Provide Expertise on Recent Weather Events Across Louisiana, Discuss Current SCIPP Projects RISA Sustained Assessment Specialist Network Reference Sheet Newsletter Summer 2021 A Social Network Analysis of Climate-Related Information Exchange in the SCIPP Areas of Operation Jazz on Tulsa Time: The Remarkable Story of the Network of Flood Mitigation Champions behind the Tulsa Turnaround New Resource: Texas Temperature Trends Dashboard Newsletter Spring 2021 Trend Analysis of Multiple Extreme Hourly Precipitation Times Series in the Southeastern United States Planning Process and Financial Assistance Resource Compilation 2021 American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting Overview Newsletter December 2019 Rating Fire Danger from the Ground Up NOAA’s Winter Outlooks About SCIPP Team: Margret Boone Newsletter September 2019 Synthesis of Hurricane Barry Report Weather and Climate Impacts on Military Operations About SCIPP Team: Rachel Riley Newsletter June 2019 The Biggest Rain Events Ever NOAA’s Hurricane Season Outlook 20 Years Later: The May 3-4, 1999 Southern Plains Tornado Outbreak Newsletter March 2019 A Look at Possible Changes in Tornado Locations Collaborating with Emergency Managers and Community Planners to Improve Awareness and Use of Climate Information About SCIPP Team: Mark Shafer
