Uneven U.S. Warming Patterns | Climate

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Recent climate research shows U.

S. warming is not uniform: temperature extremes reveal stronger and more widespread change than averages, with regional differences between the West, North, South, and Midwest.

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The framing shifts from uneven U.S. warming to a clearer emphasis that temperature extremes, not averages, are the main signal, with broader reach across regions. The story also tightens its interpretation around location-specific risk and reinforces the state/city analysis as supporting evidence.

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The Weather Channel

Study Finds U.S. Warming Is Uneven Across Regions

4/13/2026 • Climate Science & Impacts • General

AOL / Jennifer Gray

Study Finds U.S. Warming Is Uneven Across Temperature Extremes

4/13/2026 • Climate Science & Impacts • General

Weather

Climate Central Ranks Fastest-Warming U.S. States And Cities

4/23/2026 • Climate Science & Impacts • General

ScienceDaily

U.S. Warming Is Uneven Across Temperature Extremes

4/3/2026 • Climate Science & Impacts • General