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Kevin Crowe

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Milwaukee, San Juan
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Data journalist for The Washington Post. Hiker, bass chaser, lake surfer. English y Español. RTs not endorsements. He/him.

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The U.S. just saw its warmest summer on record. See where extreme heat dominated. Original

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By Kevin Crowe Verified, Ben Cattell Noll Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
The U.S. just saw its warmest summer on record. See where extreme heat dominated. (washingtonpost.com) The U.S. just saw its warmest summer on record. See where extreme heat dominated. By Kevin Crowe; Ben Noll 2026091010021700 The contiguous United States just experienced its warmest summer on record, according to data released Wednesday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, with sweltering conditions driven by nights — particularly in the West — that would not cool.
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Why more homeowners across the U.S. are turning to an insurance that offers less coverage

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By Brianna Sacks Verified, Kevin Crowe Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
A last-resort insurance policy with fewer homeowner protections and less government oversight is booming, a Washington Post analysis finds, as traditional insurers continue to back away from areas of the country most vulnerable to extreme weather. The policies are growing fastest in California, Florida, Texas, and South Carolina because increasingly intensifying weather and massive disasters are putting more insurers on the hook for substantial claim payouts.
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Last-resort home insurance surges as climate risks grow

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By Brianna Sacks Verified, Kevin Crowe Verified
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint Surplus home insurance premiums nearly tripled nationwide, rising from $1.5 billion in 2021 to $4.1 billion in 2025. Growth is strongest in California, Florida, Texas and South Carolina, where insurers face increasing weather-related losses. Surplus policies often provide fewer consumer protections and may include more restrictive coverage terms.
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