Climate intelligence for your land
ClimateCast presents science-backed climate projections for any continental US location, built for farmers, land stewards, and communities planning for a changing future.
Find your location's forecast
EPA CREAT projects how much more intense a once-in-a-century downpour could become. The steepest increases fall on south Texas, with the desert Southwest close behind, a counterintuitive result, since these are already among the country's driest regions.
Choose a hazard to switch the map layer
Each county is filled by modeled percent change in rare-extreme rain intensity. Warmer colors = a steeper jump toward harder downpours.
Each layer shows a single fixed projection.
EPA Climate Resilience Evaluation and Awareness Tool (CREAT) 3.1. Projected change in the 100-year storm at mid-century, stormy (wetter) scenario.
Every metric is traceable to published sources and clearly documented assumptions. See how ClimateCast computes projections, risk bins, and demographic context.
Read the documentation →What will your climate feel like in 2080? We take each U.S. city's projected climate for 2080 (medium emissions) and find the place whose climate already feels like that today. Each arc connects a U.S. city to its present-day feels-like twin.
Hover a U.S. city or arc to see its 2080 feels-like match. Click a U.S. city to open its climate report.
Continental US only