Climate change in Washington, D.C.

Climate change in Washington, D.C., is marked by rising temperatures, increased rainfall and flooding, and storm surges of the Potomac River. Tourism is affected by shifts in the cherry blossom bloom. The city's government is active in climate adaptation and mitigation efforts.

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