Astronomical Winter News Today

Snow – those marvelous little crystals of frozen water that drift down from the sky – in gentle silence, in the fury of an artic-like blizzard, or in any and everything in between. .... Where I grew up, snow was something that we traveled a couple of hours to visit for the day. Once a decade, we’d rent a cabin up in snow- country and spend a week with aunts and uncles and cousins. But I never had to live where it snowed in the winter – I surfed in the winter.

Happy first day of Meteorological Winter! Yes, winter has officially arrived (meteorologically speaking). Meteorologists use slightly different seasons compared

As Daylight Saving Time bids farewell and twilight arrives much earlier, we enter the period commonly referred to as solar winter in the Northern Hemisphere. This season is characterized by diminishing daylight which means we are entering into the Solar winter.

It is the first day of Astronomical Summer. It is the summer solstice and that is our day that is often referr...

French history in that part of the united states, christine. >> interesting. thank you so much. back here inflation issue number one for americans for a year now is prices at the pump. a gallon of a price of gas cheaper than it was before russia invaded ukraine. the national average $3.45. below $3.54. the price of gas has dropped nearly 15 cents in the last week and more than 30 cents over the past month. now to a storm system expected to bring heavy snow. in california they are already bla...

This week I have been captivated by a photograph taken by a member of my Facebook group (Picture That Walk). It shows a handful of fallen leaves,…

According to the National Weather Service Binghamton, the winter season had lower than normal snowfall.

According to the National Weather Service Binghamton, the winter season had lower than normal snowfall.

According to the National Weather Service Binghamton, the winter season had lower than normal snowfall.

(ABC 6 News) - Astronomical Spring is the "Spring" most of us are familiar with. It happens when the Earth's axis is aligned to where both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres get the same amount of sunlight.