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Drought not breaking in the Midwest

Attention is fixed on the continued drought in the Midwest as 2024 begins.

United statesJoel lisonbeeNational oceanic atmospheric associationCorn beltMidwest droughtSoil moisture

Drought not breaking in the Midwest

Attention is fixed on the continued drought in the Midwest as 2024 begins.

United statesJoel lisonbeeNational oceanic atmospheric associationCorn beltMidwest drought

Flash droughts are getting flashier

Warming temperatures and less rain are causing flash droughts to develop more quickly and strike more often.

Xing yuanUnited kingdomUnited statesJoel lisonbeePeili wuJagdish krishnaswamyEnvironmental sciencesIndian institute for human settlementsTechnology in jiangsuInstitute for researchUniversity of information scienceNanjing universityInformation scienceMet officeEast asiaSouth america

Flash Droughts Are Getting Flashier

Warming temperatures and less rain are causing flash droughts to develop more quickly and strike more often.

Xing yuanUnited kingdomUnited statesPeili wuRoberto gonzJoel lisonbeeJagdish krishnaswamyIndian institute for human settlementsInstitute for researchTechnology in jiangsuUniversity of information scienceEnvironmental sciencesNanjing universityInformation scienceMet officeEast asia

Catastrophic Flash Droughts Brought by Climate Change Are Catching Farmers Off Guard

According to a new study, climate change is speeding up and intensifying droughts, particularly the fast-developing heat-driven type that catches farmers off guard.

United statesChina generalXing yuanDaniel swainJason otkinJoel lisonbeeMark svobodaUniversity of nebraskaNational centerNational oceanicAtmospheric researchAtmospheric administration national integrated drought information systemLincoln national drought mitigation centerUniversity of wisconsinSchool of hydrologyNature communications

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