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.

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.

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.