气候风险感知受天气影响

Protecting homes from increasing climate hazards depends in part on consumers’ understanding and acting on objective climate risk information. Yet such information is not interpreted in isolation. Interpretation may be influenced by immediate contextual cues. This research examines how weather conditions, as one example of relevant contextual cues, influence consumers’ responses to property-level climate risk information. Pairing website visit data from an online platform providing flood risk information with the weather data at users’ location, we demonstrate that weather is associated with i