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The sudden rise in temperature is mostly due to weakening norwester activities that so far helped keep the temperature below normal, said Uma Shankar Das, scientist at IMD, Odisha.

As coupled model helps in better representation of the moisture contribution, it helps in better prediction of the rain compared to the WRF modal that majorly studies cloud contribution,” he said. 

"Its counter-intuitive and yet borne out by the science and predictions that with a warming climate here in the Northeast, we will actually likely continue to see more intense snowstorms,"

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A team of researchers studied fossils of southern elephant seal (Mirounga leonina) along the coast of Victoria Land, in the Ross Empire, a huge region of

Ancient geological discrepancies can not only puzzle scientists, but can also lead to revelations about our present climate once they are solved. An international team led by a University of Maine researcher has uncovered a 20,000-year-old geological mystery in Uganda that will inform how scientists understand the relationship between glaciers, sea level temperatures and precipitation […]

Salt marshes, key habitats threatened by accelerated sea-level rise, may persist despite increased water levels, according to a group of scientists guided by Brian Yellen, Research Professor of Earth, Geographic, and Climate Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Beginning Summer 2023, prospective and current Georgia Tech students will have three new Bachelor of Science degrees to choose from in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, including one […]

For decades, El Niño seemed synonymous with wet winters for Southern California, while La Niña was a heralder of drought. But the would-be model didn't hold up this winter.

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