California Institute for Water Resources

My name is Malika Noco, and I am an assistant professor and cooperative extension specialist in agrohydrology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

And I'm Faith Kearns, a research and communications fellow with the California Institute for Water Resources in the University of California's Division of Ag and Natural Resources.

My name is Samuel Sandoval.

I'm a professor in Water Resources Management at the University of California Davis, and an extension specialist in water at the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources.

My name is Mallika Nocco, and I am an assistant professor and cooperative extension specialist in agrohydrology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

And I'm Faith Kearns, a research and communications fellow with the California Institute for Water Resources in the University of California's Division of Ag and Natural Resources.

My name is Samuel Sandoval.

I'm a professor in water resources management at the University of California Davis, and an extension specialist in water at the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources.

Recent research suggests this event could be among the strongest ever observed, potentially contributing to some of the hottest years on record while reshaping weather patterns around the world.

Joining me today are Dr. Daniel Swain, climate scientist with the California Institute for Water Resources and research partner with the NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research, and Eric Johnson, senior economist and vice president of BIM Economics.

Welcome to the show, Daniel and Eric.

Thanks for having me.