Multivariate hydrological extreme events such as successive floods, large-scale droughts, or
consecutive drought-to-flood events challenge water management and can be particularly …

Multivariate or compound hydrological-extreme events such as successive floods, large-
scale droughts, or consecutive drought-to-flood events challenge water management and …

Comprehending the changing patterns of flood magnitudes globally, particularly in the
context of nonstationary conditions, is crucial for effective flood risk management. This study …

Extreme events, such as drought, heat wave, cold wave, flood, and extreme rainfall, have
received increasing attention in recent decades due to their wide impacts on society and …

Predictions of floods, droughts, and fast drought‐flood transitions are required at different
time scales to develop management strategies targeted at minimizing negative societal and …

Abstract Evaluation of possible sources of uncertainty and their influence on water resource
planning and extreme hydrological characteristics are very important for extreme risk …

Analysis of hydrological extremes is challenging due to their rarity and small sample size
and the interconnections between different types of extremes and gets further complicated …

Global warming may affect the regime of hydroclimatic systems and induce more frequent
occurrences of extremes, such as drought, heat wave and flood. Apart from the assessment …

Dry and wet extremes (ie, droughts and floods) are the costliest hydrologic hazards for
infrastructure and socio-environmental systems. Being closely interconnected and …

The interaction between physical drivers from oceanographic, hydrological, and
meteorological processes in coastal areas can result in compound flooding. Compound …