Natural Hazards

Guest Editorial
pp. 101-101(1)
Authors: Khandekar M.L.; Murty T.S.

Compilation and Discussion of Trends in Severe Storms in the United States: Popular Perception v. Climate Reality
pp. 103-112(10)
Authors: Balling Jr R.C.; Cerveny R.S.

Agriculture and Tornadoes on the Canadian Prairies: potential impact of increasing atmospheric CO₂ on Summer Severe Weather
pp. 113-122(10)
Author: Raddatz R.L.

Trends in Blizzards at Selected Locations on the Canadian Prairies
pp. 123-138(16)
Author: Lawson B.D.

Rainfall Variability and Changes in Southern Africa during the 20th Century in the Global Warming Context
pp. 139-154(16)
Authors: Fauchereau N.; Trzaska S.; Rouault M.; Richard Y.

Atmospheric Circulation and Inland Flooding in Twentieth Century North Carolina, USA: Implications for Climate Change Impacts?
pp. 155-172(18)
Author: Robinson P.J.

An Assessment of Changes in Winter Cold and Warm Spells over Canada
pp. 173-188(16)
Authors: Shabbar A.; Bonsal B.

Indian Monsoon Variability in a Global Warming Scenario
pp. 189-206(18)
Authors: Kripalani R.H.; Kulkarni A.; Sabade S.S.; Khandekar M.L.

On Destructive Canadian Prairie Windstorms and Severe Winters
pp. 207-228(22)
Author: Hage K.

Changes in Global Monsoon Circulations Since 1950
pp. 229-254(26)
Authors: Chase T.N.; Knaff J.A.; Pielke Sr R.A.; Kalnay E.

Recent Precipitation Trends in Hungary in the Context of Larger Scale Climatic Changes
pp. 255-271(17)
Author: Domonkos P.

Shifting Economic Impacts from Weather Extremes in the United States: A Result of Societal Changes, Not Global Warming
pp. 273-290(18)
Author: Changnon S.A.

North American Trends in Extreme Precipitation
pp. 291-305(15)
Author: Kunkel K.E.