The most likely underlying cause of whatever extreme weather you are currently seeing is climate change and global warming.

Climate change is causing or exacerbating a number of extreme weather events, such as heatwaves, droughts, wildfires, hurricanes, flooding, rain bombs, wind storms (Derechos), dust storms, wildfire smoke events, unseasonable cold spells, and abnormal unseasonal weather.

Through the resources below, you may take action to defend yourself and hold those most at fault for your loss and damages!

Discover how to better safeguard your family and yourself to prevent losses and harm from extreme weather events.
The most significant prediction that you can rely on—and something that most government officials will likely fail to mention—is that extreme weather events will grow more severe, more frequent, and more widespread as a result of climate change. Even worse, it is expected that between 2025 and 2031, the frequency of these extreme weather occurrences would rise dramatically above current levels.