'Hydroclimate whiplash' becoming more common as prolonged drought fuels fires and flooding, experts say. Andrew Kurjata · CBC News · Posted: Jun 11, 2025 8:29 PM EDT | Last Updated: June 12.

The phenomenon, dubbed "hydroclimate whiplash," has become more frequent and intense, according to recent research, with Canada particularly susceptible.

The City of Dawson Creek is warning residents of potential flooding in the coming days, a risk made worse by ongoing drought and wildfires in the region.Environment Canada is forecasting showers ...

Communities worldwide are taking action. Homeowners scramble as thousands of homes are suddenly deemed uninsurable: ...

Market Extra Stock market’s post-GDP whiplash shows it’s ‘foolish’ to expect anything but volatility The S&P 500 stages a dramatic recovery on Wednesday, but still books a loss in April ...

Deep Sky, the Canadian carbon removal project developer, has published new research revealing a home insurance crisis unfolding across North America as wildfire risk reaches dangerous levels in 2025.

"Hydroclimate whiplash" – extreme swings between wet and dry years – is worsening fire conditions; The relationship between precipitation extremes and fire risk is creating dangerous fuel loads; ...

New report reveals 150,000+ uninsured households in California's highest-risk areas as spring fire conditions hit 10-year records MONTREAL, June 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Deep Sky, the Canadian ...

Whiplash is what you and I might call it, but Michael Kantrowitz of Piper Sandler calls it narrative volatility. He and his team have been looking at what they say are really abrupt and dramatic ...