This session will focus on the links between extreme weather events and climate anomalies and infectious disease ecology, including vectorborne, waterborne, and foodborne transmission. Presentations implementing short-, medium-, and long-term forecasting methods or data to identify weather- and climate-mediated changes in infectious disease transmission risk are encouraged, as are studies that illustrate the complex nature of infectious disease transmission following weather events including hurricanes, floods, and the role of community resilience and adaptation as mediators.