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Rob Perillo Has Message For South Louisiana, 'Keep Dreaming' - Vimarsana News

Rob Perillo Has Message For South Louisiana, 'Keep Dreaming'

Like many of you, KATC's Rob Perillo is monitoring the frigid air moving into South Louisiana early next week.

Why a near record negative NAO index will bring cold and the snowiest weather in years - Vimarsana News

Why a near record negative NAO index will bring cold and the snowiest weather in years

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Climate Change Weekly #492: Climate Goals Undermining Global Poverty Reduction • Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

Climate Change Weekly #492: Climate Goals Undermining Global Poverty Reduction • Watts Up With That?

Efforts to rapidly restrict the use of fossil fuels is hampering the #1 goal of poverty reduction in Africa and is restricting Africa’s efforts to develop and utilize its own oil and gas resources (goal #7), as funds previously used for development are being redirected to CO2 mitigation (goal #13).

Severe cold snap defies El Niño, brings extreme chill to the Prairies - Vimarsana News

Severe cold snap defies El Niño, brings extreme chill to the Prairies

A drastic change is coming in Western Canada, with significantly colder air moving in from the Arctic this week. Temperatures will plummet into the -20s, with even colder wind chills

Source: yahoo.com
Saskatchewan to see windchill temperatures drop as low as -55 C this week - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan to see windchill temperatures drop as low as -55 C this week

Temperatures across Saskatchewan will take a polar plunge this week as cold air moves in from the Arctic, Global News meteorologist Peter Quinlan says.