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What are meteorological seasons?
Why are there two first days of fall? Here’s what you should know about astronomical and meteorological calendars.
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Southern New England leads the continent in snow cover decline, study finds
As the world warms, the amount of snow covering the ground is on the decline, and one of the places leading the way is Boston, a new study finds. In fact, Boston and the rest of southern New England are “losing snow cover faster than anywhere else in North America,” said Salem State University professor Stephen Young, author of the…
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UPS Driver Rescues Woman Who Fell Into Freezing Creek
Patrick Shore, a UPS driver in Wisconsin, rescued a woman after she slipped into a creek and could not get out.
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Ice Safety Important as Winter Temperatures Fluctuate
First responders are urging people to know the dangers when it comes to thin ice during the winter months.
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Massive Winter Storm Blasts Most of US With Snow, Freezing Rain, and Frigid Temps
Winter weather is blanketing the U.S. as a massive storm sent temperatures crashing and created whiteout conditions.
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What Is the Winter Solstice?
The winter solstice, which usually occurs on Dec. 21 or 22, is when the tilt of the Northern Hemisphere is farthest from the sun, and marks the shortest day and longest night of the year and the start of winter in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Seasonal Depression: Winter Blues or a Sign of Something More?
Seasonal Affective Disorder affects countless Americans every year, but how many actually know what it is? Dr. Kelly Rohan and Dr. Norman Rosenthal explain the disorder, and how to treat it.
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When Is the First Day of Winter and What Is the Winter Solstice?
While the meteorological winter begins at the start of December, the astronomical start of winter is marked by the winter solstice.
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California Ski Season Starts Early
Several ski resorts in Northern California have opened early due to steady snowfall this past week.