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had been able to complete the analysis by county without specifying the crop.

      The authors gratefully acknowledge financial support from the National Science Foundation grant No. 1243333 “Collaborative Research: EaSM2 advancing extreme value analysis of high impact climate change and weather events.” Castillo gratefully recognizes support from the Planetary Health Centers of Expertise, and the College of Natural Resources, University of California, Berkeley. Wehner was supported by the US Department of Energy, Office of Science, Office of Biological and Environmental Research, Climate and Environmental Sciences Division, Regional & Global Climate Modeling Program, under Award Number DE‐AC02‐05CH11231.

      Crops Included in the Study and Harvesting Months for Each Crop and County.

County: Fresno
Crop 1: Alfalfa Harvest months: May–November
Crop 2: Almonds Harvest months: August–September
Crop 3: Grapes Harvest months: June–November
Crops 4: Melons Harvest months: July–September
Crops 5: Onions Harvest months May–September
County: Kern
Crop 1: Alfalfa Harvest months March–October
Crop 2: Almonds Harvest months: August–October
Crop 3: Grapes Harvest months: June–November
Crops 4: Melons Harvest months: June–July
Crops 5: Onions Harvest months: May–August
County: San Joaquin
Crop 1: Alfalfa Harvest months: April–September
Crop 2: Almonds Harvest months: August–October
Crop 3: Grapes Harvest months: July–December
Crop 4: Melons Harvest months: May–September
Crop 5: Onions Harvest months: April–June
County: Yolo
Crop 1: Almonds Harvest months: August–October
Crop 2: Alfalfa Harvest months: January–December
Crop 3: Grapes Harvest months: September
Crop 4: Melon Harvest months: June–July
County: Imperial
Crop 1: Alfalfa Harvest months: February–October
Crop 2: Melons Harvest months: May–July
Crop 3: Onions Harvest months: April–May

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