Extreme weather events accelerate around the globe. On average, a disaster related to a weather, climate, or water hazard has occurred daily over the last half-century, with an average death toll of 115 people, causing US$ 202 million in losses every day, according to a study from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Decision-makers across all sectors and scales need advanced tools to prioritize effective climate adaptation and resilience investments, especially to protect the most vulnerable. Urban climate risksA new tool, ClimateIQ, will help cities to better visualise and anticipate climate risks and plan accordingly using adequate mitigation strategies. The development of ClimateIQ is led by former Centre researcher Timon McPhearson at The New School’s Urban Systems Lab, also a senior research fellow at the Beijer Institute, and a team of scientists and designers.