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The jet stream has started a shift north, which could wreak havoc on weather in the US and Europe

Research shows the northern hemisphere's jet stream is migrating toward the Arctic, which may cause more droughts in Europe and warming in the US.

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Climate Change May Shift The Jet Stream By 2060, Intensifying Extreme Weather

The North Atlantic jet stream has had a profound influence on the northern hemisphere’s weather, but a new analysis indicates that climate change could spa

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Jet Stream Moving North As Earth Warms, Changing Weather in US, Europe

Research shows the northern hemisphere's jet stream is migrating toward the Arctic, which may cause more droughts in Europe and warming in the US.

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Scary Weather Will Be Inevitable if The Jet Stream Keeps Moving

The polar jet stream circles the northern hemisphere, swirling up to nine miles above our heads like a curvy, ethereal crown on the planet.

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The jet stream has started an unprecedented shift north, which could wreak havoc on weather in the US and Europe

The German village of Insul in Rhineland was largely destroyed after rainfall caused devastating flooding in July. Boris Roessler/Picture

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