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AP Photo/Joshua Bessex Parts of the Buffalo area saw more than 6 feet of snow over three days in November 2022.    It’s hard for most people to imagine 6 feet of snow in one storm, like the Buffalo area saw over the weekend, but such...

It’s hard for most people to imagine 6 feet of snow in one storm, like the Buffalo area saw over the weekend, but such extreme snowfall events occasionally happen along

Western New York got socked by a storm that dumped 6 feet of snow in parts of the region, including the home of the Buffalo Bills’ stadium. A climate scientists explains how storms like this happen.

Buffalo is getting socked by a storm that’s expected to dump several feet of snow in the region this weekend. Here’s why.

A Sept. 18 paper in the journal Climate Dynamics claims that the climate's long-range sensitivity to carbon dioxide ...

This new study adds to the body of knowledge that might lead to more accurate forecasting of winter precipitation levels in India months in advance.

The report also says some atmospheric river storms are becoming more intense.

VIDEO: In a first for FNArena Talks, Danielle Ecuyer interviewed Matthew England, Scientia Professor of Ocean & Climate Dynamics at the University of New South Wales

Danielle Ecuyer interviews Scientia Professor of Ocean & Climate Dynamics at the University of New South Wales, Matthew England about weather patterns and climate change, the impact on economies and businesses, and whether limiting global warming to 1.5C is still do-able.

The monsoon trough will move north, where a western disturbance will also move in; the combined effect may bring torrential rains to the plains and hills