La Nina should offer relief, but no guarantees to stop Montana's drought
Sea surface temperatures changing to bring Montana a colder, wetter winter. But will it be enough?
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Sea surface temperatures changing to bring Montana a colder, wetter winter. But will it be enough?
Sea surface temperatures changing to bring Montana a colder, wetter winter. But will it be enough?
Sea surface temperatures changing to bring Montana a colder, wetter winter. But will it be enough?
Sea surface temperatures changing to bring Montana a colder, wetter winter. But will it be enough?
The Last Best Place could have the last best snow. New climate research from the Scripps Oceanography Institute may explain why Montana might keep its winter white while the North Cascades in Washington melt out sooner than usual. The âshrinking winterâ phenomenon seen along the coastal United States and southern Rocky Mountains could also lead to longer wildfire seasons in places like California and Arizona. "Global warming isn't affecting everywhere the same,â said Amato Evan, lead author of the study, which was published March 1 in the journal Nature Climate Change. âAs...