Environment
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Climate change, La Niña Help Unfold Warmer Winter Season in Parts of United States, Forecasts Say
The warmer winter in parts of the United States has been noticeable due to the effect of climate change. In New York City, many residents experienced a trace amount of snow for about 300 days before reaching measurable snowfall. Read here.
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