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Just How Unlucky Was Britain to Suffer Desmond, ...
Maurizio Savina
Maurizio Savina January 14, 2016

Usually, it’s natural disasters occurring elsewhere in the world that make headlines in Britain, not the other way around. But you’d have to…

Can Flood Walls Reduce Resilience?
Robert Muir-Wood
Robert Muir-Wood January 10, 2016

In early December 2015 Storm Desmond hit, bringing an “atmospheric river” to the northwest of England with its headwaters snaking back to the…

Are (Re)insurers Really Able To Plan For That Ra...
Laurent Marescot
Laurent Marescot November 16, 2015

Many (re)insurers may be taken aback by the level of claims arising from floods in the French Riviera on October 3, 2015. The reason? A large…

South Carolina Floods: The Science Behind the Ev...
jeff waters
Jeff Waters October 08, 2015

South Carolina recently experienced one of the most widespread and intense multi-day rain events in the history of the Southeast, leaving the…

High Tides a Predictor for Storm Surge Risk
Laurent Marescot
Laurent Marescot February 23, 2015

On February 21, 2015, locations along the Bristol Channel experienced their highest tides of the first quarter of the 21st century, which were…

Serial Clustering Activity Around the Baja Penin...
Kevin Van Leer
Kevin Van Leer September 23, 2014

In the past two weeks, two major hurricanes have impacted the Baja Peninsula in Mexico. Hurricane Norbert bypassed a large portion of the west…

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