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Earliest in view: Jul 1 · 21:13 UTCMost recent: Jul 1 · 21:13 UTC
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Vermontplace1National Weather Serviceorganization1U.S. Energy Information Administrationorganization1Tony Rowellperson1air conditioningtopic1climate changetopic1Burlingtonplace1
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  • SCIENCEJul 1 · 21:13 UTCVTDIGGER
    Vermont has long treated air conditioning as optional. A warming climate could be changing that.

    Vermont, historically having the third-lowest air conditioner ownership in the U.S., is experiencing increased demand for cooling due to rising temperatures. The National Weather Service has issued extreme heat warnings, with heat index values reaching 105°F, as climate change contributes to longer and hotter summers. Vermont's central air conditioning adoption remains low at 7%, compared to 89% nationally.