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Flash droughts are rising due to climate change, threatening farmers, water supplies, and coastal communities.
Flash droughts, like the one in NSW’s Upper Hunter in 2023, are becoming more frequent due to climate volatility, scientists say.
These rapid-onset droughts, which emerged without El Niño influence, stressed farmers, lowered cattle prices, and raised water concerns.
The National Climate Risk Assessment warns of escalating extreme weather, including droughts, floods, fires, and heatwaves.
By 2050, up to 1.5 million more people could live in high-risk coastal areas, facing threats from sea level rise, erosion, and storms.
Property values in vulnerable coastal suburbs have already declined, with potential national losses reaching $611 billion.
In response, the City of Newcastle is developing a long-term coastal strategy involving beach nourishment, protective structures, and managed retreat to reduce climate risks.
Las sequías repentinas están aumentando debido al cambio climático, amenazando a los agricultores, al suministro de agua y a las comunidades costeras.