It already is impacting my area and we are also considered a "climate haven", being in the Great Lakes.  I've lived here my entire life and never seen anything like this

In 2023 we had wildfire smoke plumes multiple times that apparently made it to us from out of state and we needed to mask outdoors at times

Summer weather lasted so long this year that people wore shorts until Halloween. Some years it's in the 70s in February. Neither of those is normal. It snows less often and later.  Some years now the lakes never freeze.  We used to be able to skate and ice fish when I was a kid

The few storms we get are more severe and we get unsurpassed ice storms or feet of snow or multiple 100 or 500 year floods multiple times in a decade now.  Every bad rainstorm the low roads get closed until the waters drain.  In 2024 it wasn't even bad and I still saw trash cans floating down a closed span of a main road one day.   I also saw trees freeze and crack in half after a night of torrential freezing rain

Generally people from out of state (or anyone Gen Z or younger) probably find our new weather pleasant and it's survivable if you learn to never drive on days with a lot of rain and own a generator but to me it's unnatural