The United States saw five hurricane landfalls in 2024. (Credit: Timothy/Adobe Stock)

After an active 2024 storm season, perception of flood risk is increasing among Americans, according to a new survey from Neptune Flood.

The survey found 77% of respondents believe the flood risk for their primary residence is increasing, compared to 63.9% who said the same last year. Younger respondents — those ages 18 to 34 — had the highest levels of concern.

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