; and (B) performance metrics that allow tracking of the actions taken and progress made toward meeting the goals and implementing the priorities described in paragraph (1)(A). (7) Recommendations for the CEQ and OMB The Interagency Council shall provide to the Council on Environmental Quality, the Office of Management and Budget, and the Department of Homeland Security recommendations on how agencies should— (A) develop or update agency extreme weather plans; (B) remove barriers to State and local extreme weather resilience, preparedness, and risk identification and management, in agency regulations, guidance, and policies; and (C) avoid duplication among Federal activities to the extent practicable. (8) Public input and comment The Interagency Council shall solicit and incorporate public input and comment as appropriate into the decisions of the Interagency Council. (9) Inventory and meetings The Interagency Council shall conduct inventories under section 906 and convene meetings under section 907. (10) Definition of extreme weather The Interagency Council shall consider and may update, not less frequently than every two years, in consultation with appropriate scientific bodies, the definition of extreme weather and what other weather events (in addition to those described in section 909(3)) qualify as extreme weather for purposes of this title. The definition of extreme weather shall be published and updated, as necessary, on the website of the Council and in the Federal Register. (11) Other duties The Interagency Council shall carry out any other duties the co-chairpersons of the Interagency Council determine appropriate. (12) Public information The Interagency Council shall— (A) make information available online— (i) for tracking implementation of agency extreme weather plans and Governmentwide goals and priorities described in paragraph (1)(A); (ii) on recommendations relating to extreme weather in all relevant provisions of the Government Accountability Office’s High-Risk Series