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Compound drought-heat wave hazards are concentrated in US regions with multiple social vulnerabilities and agricultural dependence.
Compound drought and heat wave (CDHW) events are becoming more frequent and intense across the contiguous United States, increasing risks to human health, ecosystems, agriculture, and energy production systems. However, their distribution across socioeconomically vulnerable communities remains large
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