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Jan 27th, 2015 - What Can We Learn from the NYC Forecast ‘Bust’?
Jan 27th, 2015 - Obama And Modi Are Buddies, But Will The Climate Care?
Jan 27th, 2015 - 16 Images to Illustrate the Blizzard of 2015
Jan 26th, 2015 - What A Warming World Means for Major Snowstorms
Jan 26th, 2015 - Warming Ups Odds of Extreme La Niñas, Wild Weather

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Skating on Thin Arctic Ice: Fall

Submarine and satellite data since 1980 show steady shrinking