Environment
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For the First Time in History, Rain Fell on Greenland's Ice Sheet. What Does this Mean?
The remnants of Hurricane Larry, the unusual tropical storm to stay intact thus far north, are expected to dump up to four feet of snow on Greenland just a month after rainfall was recorded at the island's highest point for the first time.
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