The punishing

the

and the downpour that Hawaii is enduring

are just the latest in what's been a relentless summer of extreme weather.

We spoke to people in different parts of the country about the

impacts of these events and how they're thinking about the future.

Six, eight inches of rain in 24 hours. We're just we're not used to that. We bought a generator and I never thought I would need a generator after living here for 40 years.

As a farmer, this year has been a very difficult year.

Right now in the triple digits that we're hitting,

it's a danger to be outside between 11 and 3 p.m.

My name is Liz Leavis. I live in 3 p.m. My name is Liz Laveus.

I live in Tempe, Arizona.

My name is Katie Swick and I live in Montpelier, Vermont.

My name is Ben Wynne and I live in Houston, Texas.

My name is Beverly Black Whale from Reedsville, North Carolina.

My name is Juan de Klet Barreto.

I'm a senior social scientist for climate vulnerability

with the human of Concerned

scientists.

Danger season is the term that we use at the Union of Concerned

Scientists.

It starts in May end in October.

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