Abstract The 2018–2019 Central European drought was probably the most extreme in
Germany since the early sixteenth century. We assess the multiple consequences of the …

Flash droughts are characterised by rapid onset, combined with the potential to severely
impact agriculture and ecosystems. However, assessments of the ecological impacts of flash …

In the last few years, the world has experienced numerous extreme droughts with adverse
direct, cascading, and systemic impacts. Despite more frequent and severe events, drought …

Recent impactful hydrometeorological events, on both the extreme wet and dry side of the
spectrum, remind policymakers and citizens that climate change is a reality and that a shift in …

Recognizing the vulnerability factors is essential in assessing the drought risk of a region.
Moreover, considering the interactions and interdependencies between the vulnerability …

Despite the scientific progress in drought detection and forecasting, it remains challenging to
accurately predict the corresponding impact of a drought event. This is due to the complex …

In the 2022 summer, West-Central Europe and several other northern-hemisphere mid-
latitude regions experienced substantial soil moisture deficits in the wake of precipitation …

Based on the physical and geographical conditions, the Baltic Region is categorised as a
humid climate zone. This means that, there is usually more precipitation than evaporation …

Water reuse is an emerging solution to decrease pressure on freshwater supplies and meet
the increasing demand. This study explores the use of semiconductor photocatalysis for …

Large datasets of long-term streamflow measurements are widely used to infer and model
hydrological processes. However, streamflow measurements may suffer from what users …