Flood and hurricane modelling in unison
24th November
JBA and ARA combine to offer a unified approach to flood risk and hurricane.Knowledge Hub
Learn from JBA’s experts as they share knowledge and perspectives on flood risk science, climate change, disaster response, and the evolving landscape of risk management.
Insights
A more complete view of flood risk
17th November
JBA’s global flood maps provide high-resolution coverage for all three flood hazards anywhere in the world.
Innovative solutions for US flood resilience
13th November
Explore how JBA’s new US Inland Flood Model brings greater clarity to understanding flood risk across the United States.Case Studies
Building Financial Resilience to Flood Risk in South-East Asia
24th October
JBA supports the SEADRIF initiative with expert flood risk intelligence and re/insurance industry expertise.
Using Flood Risk Analysis in Central Asia
10th October
JBA provides flood risk analysis for CAREC in Central Asia.
Modelling flood defence failure: a UK case study
16th June
One in four properties are at risk of flooding in the UK, according to JBA’s newest UK Flood Model.Event Response
Pacific Northwest floods: December 2025
7th December
Recent flooding across the Pacific Northwest highlights the recurring impact of atmospheric river events on the region. A powerful winter storm, fueled by huge quantities of moisture transported across the Pacific Ocean, has brought widespread flooding to Oregon and Washington in the US, and British Columbia in Canada.
Cylone Ditwah: November 2025
26th November
In late November 2025, a cyclonic storm better known as “Cyclone Ditwah” emerged from the warm waters of the Bay of Bengal and made landfall on the eastern coast of Sri Lanka on 27 November 2025 just before 12:00 UTC. The landfall unleashed torrential rainfall, widespread flooding, and deadly landslides that overwhelmed communities across 25 districts.
Southeast Asia floods: November 2025
20th November
South Thailand faced relentless rainfall in late November 2025, shattering decade-old records with 630mm of rain falling over a three-day period. Twelve provinces were left to brave through the impacts from the strong monsoon trough and a low-pressured cell that covered the South and lower South of Thailand.Consultancy
Every business is different and so too are its flood risk management needs. We work on a bespoke basis to offer unique solutions to your flood risk problems, from single site assessments and flood defence design to portfolio optimisation and tailored model builds, working with you to meet your needs.
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