Explore Climate Change in Your Area
Discover how climate change is affecting your state with interactive maps, local data, and actionable insights.
Understanding Local Climate Change
Climate change affects every state differently. Rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, and more frequent extreme weather events are reshaping communities across America. Use our interactive map to explore how your region is being impacted.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is climate change affecting the United States?
The United States has warmed by an average of 2°F since 1970. Effects include more frequent heat waves, heavier rainfall events, rising sea levels along coastlines, longer wildfire seasons in the West, and earlier spring snowmelt affecting water supplies.
Which states are most affected by climate change?
Alaska has warmed the fastest at +3.4°F, while coastal states like Florida and Louisiana face rising seas. Western states like California and Arizona experience severe droughts and wildfires, and Midwestern states see increased flooding from heavier rainfall.
How can I find climate data for my area?
Use our interactive map above to click on your state and see local climate data including temperature changes, precipitation trends, and extreme weather patterns. You can also enter your zipcode to quickly navigate to your region.
Take Action on Climate Change
Understanding local climate impacts is the first step. Explore our action guide to learn what you can do to reduce your carbon footprint and help your community adapt to climate change.
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