Drought events are expected to increase in frequency and intensity in a changed climate, posing a special hazard to regions that are unaccustomed to frequent severe drought, such as the American Southeast.
While emissions reductions can lessen the magnitude of this impact, some rise is going to occur. It is imperative for areas at risk to adapt to this new hazard, and fortunately, they are beginning to do just that.
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Climate change will significantly increase the frequency of droughts across the American Southwest.