Americans see a troubling pattern in extreme weather - both in hindsight and on the horizon, according to new polling. In the ...

The poll, taken June 13-15, showed both alarm about worsening weather and skepticism that the world would effectively respond ...

The poll — which sampled 1,023 U.S. adults June 13-15 — was conducted ahead of the July floods in ... Data reveals that extreme weather events have indeed become more common in recent years.

WASHINGTON — An overwhelming majority of people in the United States say they have recently experienced an extreme weather event, a new poll shows, and most of them attribute that to climate change.

Most Americans impacted by flooding say climate change is at least partly to blame, but polls show less agreement on whether ...

Democrats and Republicans deeply divided on extreme weather, Post-UMD poll finds. Partisans remain split on climate change contributing to more disasters, and on their weather becoming more extreme ...

The poll — which sampled 1,023 U.S. adults June 13-15 — was conducted ahead of the July floods in ... Data reveals that extreme weather events have indeed become more common in recent years.

The poll — which sampled 1,023 U.S. adults June 13-15 — was conducted ahead of the July floods in ... Data reveals that extreme weather events have indeed become more common in recent years.

The poll — which sampled 1,023 U.S. adults June 13-15 — was conducted ahead of the July floods in ... Data reveals that extreme weather events have indeed become more common in recent years.

The poll — which sampled 1,023 U.S. adults June 13-15 — was conducted ahead of the July floods in ... Data reveals that extreme weather events have indeed become more common in recent years.

The poll — which sampled 1,023 U.S. adults June 13-15 — was conducted ahead of the July floods in ... Data reveals that extreme weather events have indeed become more common in recent years.