Fact Sheet
Chesapeake Bay Climate Projections and Stormwater Vulnerabilities

Climate change is expected to alter the volume and intensity of precipitation across the Chesapeake Bay watershed in the coming years. These changing hydrologic conditions, coupled with ongoing development, rising sea levels, and warmer temperatures pose a risk to stormwater infrastructure and public safety. Understanding local climate projections and the vulnerabilities of our current design principles will help inform more resilient approaches moving forward.
Latest Resources
View All ResourcesThe Urban Nutrient Management expert panel report was first approved in 2013. In the years since, the Chesapeake Bay Program...
This report (2014, prepared by the Chesapeake Stormwater Network and the Center for Watershed Protection, establishes methods for assigning nutrient...
Recommendations for Crediting Outfall and Gully Stabilization Projects in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed (October 2019), refines existing stream restoration protocols...
