The dramatic melt-off of Arctic sea ice due to climate change is hitting closer to home than millions of Americans might think.
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Both historical and 60-year trend show Dutch winters are warming – these graphs tell you how, why – and what to expect
Falling snow flakes are humbling. Not just because of their beauty, but also because of their gentle ability to completely paralyse a developed and overpopulated country with traffic jams, clogged railroad switches and closed runways. But although that (together with … Continue reading
Graph of the day: European winters and summers warm equally fast
Latest ENSO forecasts: +0.3C average for Niño 3.4 during approaching boreal winter (2012-2013) – Australia and New Zealand will have driest summer in years
NASA: Antarctic winter sea ice extent has 3 decade growing trend – does polar ozone depletion stabilise the climate?
New study in support of Arctic warming cold winter hypothesis
Grand Solar Minima do bring cooling to Europe Holocene record shows
But now it’s not dry and icy five-month winters, but wet and windy springs instead. Or would you say these combine?