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Living in Massachusetts means you’re up against a wild mix of extreme weather threats, so planning ahead isn’t just smart—it’s […]

Nebraska deals with some of the wildest weather in the country. Tornadoes, hail, lightning, and flooding are all regular guests

Nevada’s landscape is wild and varied, and its desert climate throws some real curveballs when the weather turns extreme. From

New Jersey residents deal with a growing range of extreme weather threats year-round. From dangerous heat waves and severe thunderstorms

Montana’s extreme weather can surprise even longtime residents. From subzero temperatures that drop to 50 below with wind chill, to

New York deals with some of the most varied extreme weather threats in the country. Powerful nor’easters, lake-effect snowstorms, severe

Rhode Island deals with some pretty unique weather challenges thanks to its spot on the coast and its place right

Ohio gets some of the wildest, most unpredictable weather in the country. We deal with tornadoes in spring, severe thunderstorms

North Carolina deals with all kinds of extreme weather every year, from powerful tornadoes and nasty thunderstorms to dangerous flooding

New Mexico’s geography throws all kinds of weather at you, often when you least expect it. One day you’re sweating

Utah residents deal with all kinds of dangerous weather throughout the year. You’ll see everything from deadly winter storms and

Oregon faces a unique mix of extreme weather threats that can catch residents off guard. From powerful winter storms and

South Carolina deals with all kinds of extreme weather throughout the year. Hurricanes, tornadoes, ice storms, and flooding can catch

Pennsylvania faces a growing threat from extreme weather events that can show up with barely any warning. The state gets

Oklahoma sits right in the heart of Tornado Alley, where severe weather can pop up fast and create life-threatening situations.

Tennessee’s wild weather patterns keep everyone on their toes all year. From violent tornadoes and sudden thunderstorms to ice storms

Since 1895, Wisconsin has seen its wildest weather yet. Residents have dealt with everything from severe storms, flooding, and drought

Vermont faces a growing range of extreme weather threats that can catch people off guard. From dangerous heat waves that

Texas deals with more types of extreme weather than just about any other state. From brutal heat waves and hurricanes

Washington State deals with a wild mix of extreme weather events. Powerful Pacific storms, flooding, nasty ice storms, and even

South Dakota deals with some of the country’s most dangerous weather every year. Cold air from Canada collides with warm,

West Virginia deals with a wide range of extreme weather events every year. From severe thunderstorms and flooding to winter

Arkansas weather patterns ripple through the state’s ecosystems in ways a lot of folks might not expect. The Natural State’s

Wyoming’s extreme weather can arrive out of nowhere, so being prepared really matters for everyone here. From wild thunderstorms and

Virginia deals with a wild mix of extreme weather every year—winter ice storms, blizzards, spring tornadoes, and those relentless summer

Alaska’s wild, sprawling landscapes are feeling the squeeze as weather patterns shift and reshape life for animals and plants across

Florida sits right between temperate and tropical zones, which makes it one of the most biologically diverse states in the

California’s landscapes deal with nonstop pressure from changing weather patterns that keep reshaping the state’s ecosystems. From the redwoods on

Arizona’s desert landscape always seems to be under pressure from changing weather patterns. These shifts keep reshaping how plants and

Alabama’s weather weaves a tangled web between the state’s wildlife and plant life. From the coastal plains to the Appalachian

Indiana’s weather patterns create a tangled web of interactions that shape the survival and behavior of wildlife and plant communities

Connecticut’s weather patterns really shape the state’s wildlife and plant communities. When winter temperatures change, animals shift their migration habits,

Georgia’s incredible biodiversity faces constant pressure from changing weather patterns that keep reshaping how wildlife and plants survive across the

Delaware’s ecosystems are always under pressure from changing weather patterns, and these shifts shape how countless species survive and behave.

Colorado’s wild geography gives it some of the most unpredictable weather patterns in the country. One day, a sudden mountain

Wildlife and plant life in Maine are dealing with a whole new set of challenges as weather patterns keep shifting.

Idaho’s landscapes deal with constant pressure from changing weather patterns, and these shifts really shape which species manage to survive.

Iowa’s weather is nothing if not unpredictable, and it keeps both wildlife and plant life on their toes. From severe

Illinois goes through some wild weather swings every year, from harsh winter storms to intense summer heat and spring flooding.

Mississippi sits in a spot where geography and climate create a tangled web of interactions between weather and the state’s

Hawaii sits isolated in the Pacific, and that location makes for some truly unique weather. The steep mountains, swirling ocean

Kentucky’s landscape is home to 284 bird species, 70 mammals, and hundreds of other native creatures. These animals depend on

Maryland’s weather is changing fast, and honestly, it’s sending shockwaves through the state’s ecosystems. Rising temperatures, shifting precipitation patterns, and

Louisiana’s wetlands, forests, and coastal marshes support an incredible variety of wildlife. You’ll find 322 bird species, 59 mammals, 78

Weather patterns shape life across New Hampshire’s forests, mountains, and waterways. From spring blooms to winter survival, plants and animals

Minnesota’s changing weather patterns are creating all sorts of challenges for the state’s native wildlife and plant species. Climate change

Kansas sits in the heart of America’s most weather-active region. Fierce storms, temperature swings, and changing seasons make it one

Michigan’s landscape is always under pressure from shifting weather patterns. These changes reshape everything from the Great Lakes shorelines to

Missouri’s wild weather patterns really stir up a mix of challenges and opportunities for animals and plants. From those blazing

North Dakota’s wide-open prairies and varied landscapes deal with a lot from the state’s wild weather. One year it’s fierce