Tornadoes, shrinking ice and early syrup: how the hottest winter on record is affecting the US
The country saw rain in many regions instead of snow, a midwest heat patch, and ice receding from lakes and ponds
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The country saw rain in many regions instead of snow, a midwest heat patch, and ice receding from lakes and ponds
The Great Lakes have set a new record this mild winter. Data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows that all five Great Lakes are below the lowest ice levels on record at this point of the season.
Washington (AFP) March 8, 2024 - This winter was the warmest ever recorded in the mainland United States, data showed Friday - the latest sign the world is moving towards an unprecedented era as a result of the climate crisis.
We'll experience weather whiplash between Wednesday and Thursday. Inland temperatures in the 60s, even 70s will fuel an evening squall line. Damaging winds will be possible. Then, New Jersey turns chilly Thursday, all due to a potent cold front.
Late February and early March is usually when ice cover peaks on the Great Lakes. But there's not much this year. Learn more on the Across the Sky podcast!