TWISTERS BACK; U.S. DIVIDED; FISH ON MOVE
Tornado season resumes, drought divides the U.S. and how warming is affecting ice and fish - captured in photos and stories …

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The Rocky Mountains have lost significant amounts of their snow cover since 1980 due to climate change …

Temperature-related deaths in New York City could jump by as much as a third by the 2080s, a study found.…

The ability of clouds to help cool the Earth appears to have been overestimated, researchers say …

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Tornado season resumes, drought divides the U.S. and how warming is affecting ice and fish - captured in photos and stories …
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Tornadoes Rake Okla., Kansas as Storm Threat Continues
A tornado outbreak killed at least 1 and injured dozens more as twisters hit Oklahoma, Kansas and Iowa on Sunday.
Warming Causing Rockies, Everest to Lose Ice and Snow
The Rocky Mountains have lost significant amounts of their snow cover since 1980.
Study Projects Steep Increase in NYC Heat-Related Deaths
Temperature-related deaths in New York City could jump by as much as a third by the 2080s, a study found.
Rising Temperatures in Europe Leave Ducks Grounded
Some bird species, unable to adapt to rising temps, are simply not migrating as they once did.
Clouds ‘Cool Earth Less Than Once Thought’
The ability of clouds to help cool the Earth appears to have been over-estimated, say researchers.
Tornadoes Resume; Drought Divides; Fish on the Move
Tornado season resumes, drought divides the U.S. and how warming is affecting ice and fish.
Weather Service to Add Major Might to Computing Power
The NWS is embarking on a program to massively boost its computing power and improve its weather forecasts.