Experts say climate change is intensifying extreme weather events, making them more frequent and severe, but our attitudes and actions haven’t kept up. Recent flash floods in Texas highlight this trend.
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The US faces more frequent extreme weather events, but attitudes and actions aren’t keeping up

Experts say climate change is intensifying extreme weather events, making them more frequent and severe, but our attitudes and actions haven’t kept up. Recent flash floods in Texas highlight this trend.
 
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