Why thunderstorms seem to 'split' around cities
Think thunderstorms have an aversion to cities? Research says you might be right.
Source: cbc.ca
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UT research projects tomato production will decrease as temps rise
The global processing tomato production is projected to decrease 6% by 2050, increasing costs for future supplies of ketchup, salsa and pasta sauce.
Source: statesman.com
Experts say extreme temperatures in Austin will require innovative solutions
The city is in the early stages of implementing green infrastructure to help combat climate change and rising temperatures.
Source: kut.org
Climate Change Is Bad News for Ketchup Fans
Climate change is on track to interfere with tomato production – and could be especially bad news for fans of ketchup, pizza sauce and other processed tomato products.
United States Jackson School Davide Cammarano Purdue University Cockrell School Of Engineering University Of Salerno
Source: technologynetworks.com
Climate change anticipated to decrease yields of ketchup cultivar
The study comes from UT Austin's Jackson School of Geosciences and other institutions.
United States Jackson School Davide Cammarano Purdue University University Of Salerno University Of Florida
Source: firstcoastnews.com
Climate change may take a bite out of ketchup tomatoes
Climate change is on track to interfere with the production of processing tomatoes. That could be bad news for lovers of ketchup and pasta sauce.
United States Jackson School Davide Cammarano Purdue University Cockrell School Of Engineering University Of Salerno
Source: futurity.org
Climate change anticipated to decrease yields of ketchup cultivar
The study comes from UT Austin's Jackson School of Geosciences and other institutions.
United States Jackson School Davide Cammarano Purdue University University Of Salerno University Of Florida
Source: kvue.com
Gaylord tornado: Trailer parks don't attract tornadoes, expert says
Destruction, shown in news accounts over and over, makes it appear that tornadoes are attracted to mobile home parks.
Source: freep.com
This was Texas' warmest December since 1889
Ongoing La Niña conditions have brought warm, dry weather and deepened drought...
Source: expressnews.com
This was Texas' warmest December since 1889
Texas saw its hottest December since 1889, with an average daily temperature of 59 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the state’s climatologist.
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Source: gosanangelo.com