Floods, drought, heat, cold?
Southern Plains/Southwest drought, heat waves, wildfires.
Last summer had everything: drought, heat, humidity.
Once a fire is burning, drought, heat, and wind all increase its intensity.
Varieties tolerant to drought, heat, or cold provide the same benefit.
Drought, heat waves, and floods are examples of changes to weather and climate patterns that will have costs for human society.
Talk to a scientist, a fisherman, a native of a low-lying island or a farmer stymied by drought, heat or floods.
Alfalfa is known for its tolerance of drought, heat, and cold and for the remarkable productivity and quality of its herbage.
The fires started in the Namadgi ranges, a popular national park, and engulfed Canberra's south-western suburbs with frightening speed, stoked by drought, heat and searing winds.
Fire danger in a wildland setting varies with weather conditions: drought, heat, and wind participate in drying out the timber or other fuel, making it easier to ignite.
Focusing on 1960-2010, they found that the concurrence of all combinations of drought, heat wave intensity, and heat wave durations "have increased substantially in the south, southeast, and parts of the western USA".
