Drought Task Force (2020-2023)

Understanding predictability of Long Lived North American Drought Regimes

Understanding the Mechanisms Leading to Early Warning of Meteorological and Hydrological Drought in the U.S. Caribbean

Disentangling complex interactions and feedbacks among droughts, fires, and snowpack in the western U.S. by integrating observations and models

Droughts over Hawaii and the U.S-affiliated Pacific Islands: a framework to understand processes and feedbacks, assess predictability and reduce uncertainties.

Identifying alternatives to snow-based streamflow predictions to advance future drought predictability

Improving seasonal drought predictions in the western USA: Developing and evaluating an ensemble snow modeling framework in the Community Hydrologic Prediction System (CHPS)

Observed and modeled interactions between droughts and heat waves for the Northeast US

Regional Influences of Vegetation on Complex Droughts in North America

Subseasonal development of past North American droughts: The role of stationary Rossby waves in a changing climate

Improving land evaporative processes and land-atmosphere interactions in the NCEP Global Forecast System (GFS) and Climate Forecast System (CFS)