Environment
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Fewer Rainy Days May be Responsible for Earlier Spring in Northern Climates
A decline in the number of days rain is expected to fall may lead to the earlier arrival of spring for plants in northern climates, according to a new study. Climate change has prompted early leaf emergence in recent decades, something scientists have known for a long time.
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