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Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, have watched our planet's seasons from **** e and discovered that spring, summer, winter, and fall are surprisingly out of sync.
Just because two places exist in the same hemisphere, at similar altitudes, or at the same latitude doesn't guarantee they'll experience the same seasonal changes at the same time.
Even regions that are side by side can experience different weather and ecological patterns, sculpting wildly different neighboring habitats.
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The calendar has moved into December, and that means greater potential for inclement weather when it comes to NFL games, especially in the Northeast and Midwest. We've already seen snow and wind having an impact in certain contests, so those interested in NFL betting will need to check out the forecast for these Week 14 games in particular before making wagers.
It's expected to be a clear day, but the main angle here is the Dolphins and their struggles in cold weather. The temperature is expected to be in the mid to upper 30s, which is not good for Miami. The Jets are coming off a nice home w

Minnesota’s largest city was briefly colder than Mars last month.
A late-November cold snap in Minneapolis sent temperatures tumbling 10 degrees below the historical average, AccuWeather meteorologist Brian Lada explained.
High temperatures were in the mid-to-upper 20s, marking the coldest stretch for the city’s nearly 430,000 residents since February.
But on the Red Planet, some 225 million miles away, NASA’s Curiosity rover measured daytime highs of around 30 degrees Fahrenheit.
However, conditions changed dramatically after sunset.

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A triple whammy polar vortex is coming. Will your state feel the chill?

Three rounds of cold Arctic air from a shifting polar vortex are expected to plunge much of the central and eastern U.S. into a cold snap in the coming weeks, meteorologists say. The first wave of the triple whammy of winter weather is happening this week.
“The week will end with some of the coldest air of the season so far, as a front advances from the Midwest into the Northeast and mid-Atlantic,” said Renee Duff, AccuWeather senior meteorologist.
Meteorologists forecast two more blasts of frigid temperatures for mil

Winter storm set to blast the Midwest to Northeast. Here's how much snow to expect.

Another winter storm is expected to bring more snow to the Midwest, further affecting holiday travel that was already disrupted by weather in the region. The storm is then forecast to head for the Northeast, bringing a mix of snow and ice early this week.
The storm will span nearly two dozen states, from Kansas to Maine. As of Monday, over 75 million people in the U.S. are under some form of active winter weather alert, according to the National Weather Service.
Here’s what to expect in each region as the

From nature to architecture, Italian photographer Valter Binotto specializes in many forms of photography, but some of his favorite scenes seem to capture weather and the night sky. On Nov. 17, he snapped an exceedingly rare snapshot of a type of upper-atmospheric lightning called an "ELVES."
The word is actually an acronym of "emission of light and very low frequency perturbations due to electromagnetic pulse sources." What that means is that an ELVES is a quick-flash form of lightning that forms in the upper atmosphere, above intense lightning storms.
Intense-enough lightning can create el

Millions are under winter storm watch as potential Nor'easter approaches

A post-Thanksgiving blitz of winter weather that started with the season's first significant winter storm in much of the Midwest will continue into the first few days of December, as a new snowstorm takes shape and spans nearly two dozen states from Kansas to Maine, warn AccuWeather meteorologists.
The storm is expected to bring the first widespread accumulating snow of the season to much of the Northeast on Tuesday, just a day after many parts of the Midwest will experience their second covering of snow in as many da

Flies are always a nuisance around the house, but the New World screwworm fly is far more than just a pest. And now, history may be close to repeating itself. Chief Meteorologist Mike LaPoint has the details.
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Researchers in Spain have made a breakthrough that helps plants resist drought more effectively than their natural defenses.
According to HortiDaily, a team of researchers led by the Spanish National Research Council has developed a molecule called inverted cyanobactin (iCB) that mimics the plant hormone that regulates drought resistance, abscisic acid.
Extreme weather conditions like drought are threatening the global food supply, and the situation will only get worse as the planet continues to overheat.
According to the World Resources Institute, about 34% of global crop production — near

Plane skids off icy runway as snowy Midwest disrupts post-holiday travel

A cross-country storm dumping snow across the Midwest has led to hundreds of canceled flights and car crashes, including a 45-vehicle pileup on one Indiana highway, amid the post-Thanksgiving travel rush.
Overall, more than 1,400 flights across the country were canceled Saturday, with the majority due to weather hitting the upper Midwest, according to FlightAware.
In one terrifying incident for air travelers, a Delta Connection flight with 54 passengers and a crew of four skidded off an icy runway at the Des Moines I

Echoing a familiar fate shared by many farmers globally this year, grape farmers in India have projected at least a 50% decline in grape production due to adverse weather, the Times of India reported.
The Maharashtra region, one of India's largest grape-producing states, experienced a wetter-than-average monsoon season this year. Since June, Maharashtra has received 996.7 millimeters, or about 39 inches, of rain this monsoon season, which is 104% above average, according to a Humanitarian Aid International fact sheet.
The excessive rainfall has submerged 94 villages across 7 blocks, impacted

Huge winter storm to blast Midwest and then target Northeast early next week

Another snowstorm expected to blanket large swaths of the United States early in the week threatens to disrupt post-Thanksgiving travel for millions of Americans heading home after the Nov. 27 holiday.
A wave of cold air will settle across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest and Central Plains, paving the way for snowstorms that could produce a messy mix of snow, sleet and rain, according to AccuWeather meteorologists.
Forecasters say as much as 6 inches of snow could fall by Tuesday in some areas, creating chal

NASA rover discovers ‘mini lightning’ on Mars

Nov. 26 (UPI) -- NASA's Perseverance rover has recorded the first evidence of electrical activity on Mars that a scientist described as "mini lightning."
A scientific team ******* yzed 28 hours of audio and video recordings made by the rover that landed on Mars in February 2021, and the team determined that some recordings are evidence of electrical activity on Mars, according to Gizmodo.
The electrical activity is not like the lightning bolts that occur during adverse weather on Earth and instead is more akin to static electricity that is tho

Some lucky Americans may get a chance to view nature’s dazzling light show, the northern lights, just in time for Thursday’s Thanksgiving festivities.
The phenomenon will be visible beginning in the late-night hours of Wednesday, Nov. 26, and continuing into the early morning of Thursday, Nov. 27, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) ***** e Weather Prediction Center.
NOAA predicts a minor to moderate geomagnetic storm amplified by a high-speed solar wind stream, meaning the lights could be seen a bit farther south than usual. The coveted light display will

Tornado leaves behind 'significant' path of destruction in Houston area

More than 100 homes were damaged Monday afternoon after a tornado ripped through Harris County, Texas, Constable Mark Herman said in a Facebook post.
No serious injuries or deaths have been reported after the storm, said Brian Murray, spokesperson for the Harris County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
Earlier, authorities were combing through the debris searching for residents who may have been trapped or injured after the storm passed.
The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado struck

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As colder weather sets in, most Americans are lighting their fireplaces and turning on their electric heaters to stay warm. But there are a handful who have opted for a new, cost-effective way to heat their homes: bitcoin mining rigs.
The computing power required to mine cryptocurrency produces a lot of heat. In total, the industry generates around 100 TWh of heat annually, which is enough to heat a country the size of Finland, according to digital ****** et brokerage firm K33.
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Farmers in the Balakayati region of northern Iraq say they're facing one of their worst apple harvests in years, according to 964media.
A combination of unusually cold weather and spring snowfall severely damaged orchards, slashing yields across the area.
"Because of cold, wind, and snow, this year's apple yield is very low," farmer Rashid Hassan said. "Last year I harvested 40 tons from my orchard, but this year I only got 15 tons — and I had the highest yield among other farmers."
Balakayati, known for its fertile soil and high-quality produce, typically produces around 2,000 tons of appl

Cold snap to grip half the country on Thanksgiving — and it might not end there

As Thanksgiving approaches, a blast of cold air is set to sweep across the eastern U.S. leaving millions shivering.
Tuesday: Temperatures will plunge quickly in the Rockies and High Plains as the cold front dives south.
Wednesday: The colder air will then sweep through the Midwest, the lower Mississippi Valley and into the heart of Texas.
Thanksgiving Day: By Thursday, this cold weather will extend across nearly the entire eastern U.S., from New York to the southern Appalachians. It will also still be in plac

Heavy rain and snowstorms forecast over Thanksgiving could disrupt travel plans

Heavy rain and snowstorms expected across wide swaths of the United States this week could muck up Thanksgiving travel for millions of Americans taking to the roads and skies.
Much of the country, from Seattle to Dallas, could be hit with heavy rain, wind and thunderstorms throughout the week, according to AccuWeather meteorologists, and some areas in the northern United States may see several inches of snowfall.
The storm is expected to begin dropping rain and mountain snow in New Mexico and Colorado on Sunda

As the nights get colder and we hug our loved ones closer, it’s good to remember humans aren’t the only animals who snuggle up because of unpleasant weather. Some penguins, for example, huddle for warmth, sharing their body heat to keep from freezing in Antarctic climes. Now we can add a not-so-cuddly creature to the list of animals who like to cuddle in unfavorable weather—the Madagascar hissing ******* roach.
According to a new study in Ethology, these ******* roaches like to snuggle up as well—not to conserve body heat in balmy Madagascar, but to conserve moisture when the weather is dry.

Sweet potatoes are a Thanksgiving staple, but farmers across Mississippi are struggling to grow them as unpredictable weather wreaks havoc on the crop, WJTV 12 News reported. The state is one of the nation's largest producers of sweet potatoes, and growers are sounding the alarm about what's ahead.
Growers in Mississippi planted about 32,000 acres of sweet potatoes this year, up about 1,000 acres from 2024, but yields are falling despite the increased acreage.
Unlike last year, when the state had a **** per crop, this year's harvest is expected to go below average.
According to Dr. Lorin Ha

Where Americans can expect cold, rain and snow for Thanksgiving travel

Americans are gearing up for the busiest travel time of the year as Thanksgiving Day approaches. Nearly 82 million Americans are expected to travel at least 50 miles for Thanksgiving this year, an increase of 2% from last year’s record of 80.2 million, according to AAA’s projections.
Most of those Americans, 73.3 million, will travel to their Thanksgiving destination by car, while 6 million are expected to travel by plane. To help travelers keep an eye on any logistics, here’s what meteorologists are forecasting weather

The polar vortex is forecast to change early: What that means for the winter ahead

The polar vortex is forecast to weaken unusually early, and that could lead to more persistent cold weather in at least parts of the U.S. in December.
Last week, almost 100 daily record lows were tied or broken in the East and South, including some "coldest so early in season" record ties. That cold retreated quickly from most areas.
But there are hints in the atmosphere that the cold may take over, for at least a while.
What is the polar vortex: Almost 12 years ago, the "polar vortex" entered into pop cul

Day-by-day breakdown shows weather risks for week of Thanksgiving travel

Thanksgiving is a week away and more than 80 million Americans are planning to travel at least 50 miles from home. But the weather has the potential to disrupt their visits with family and friends.
Most of those travelers — 73 million — are expected to hit the road with about 6 million set to take to the skies, according to estimates from AAA.
There are no major storms on the horizon in the run up to Thanksgiving, so the overall potential for major weather-induced disruptions is lower than recent years, but pockets o

Middle-class shoppers are pulling back, sending alarms through the retail industry

Home Depot missed forecasts as middle-class shoppers pulled back on big projects.
Milder weather and housing pressures hit demand for home improvement supplies.
One ******* yst warned the consumer backdrop is going from "from soft to softer" heading into winter.
Home Depot just became the latest major retailer to warn that the slowdown in consumer spending is spreading.
The home improvement cut its full-year outlook on Tuesday, reporting weakening sales growth for Q3.

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US budget cuts risk creating blind spots in Earth monitoring systems that would imperil weather forecasting and climate research for years to come, the deputy chair of a key UN-backed climate monitoring body warned in an AFP interview.
Peter Thorne is the deputy chair of the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS), a little-known but crucial UN-backed programme that tracks and evaluates data on the atmosphere, land and ocean.
"In the 30 years I've been in this game, we've always seen incremental improvements in our ability to diagnose the Earth system," Thorne, who is also a professor at Irel

Arthur Hayes, a seasoned market **** yst and former CEO of crypto exchange BitMEX, has chalked up Bitcoin's recent price plunge to reduced dollar liquidity, instead of factors like government support or institutional investors no longer “being long on Bitcoin.”
“Bitcoin is the free-market weathervane of global fiat liquidity,” he wrote Monday. “It trades on the expectation of future fiat supply.”
Bitcoin dropped below $90,000 on Tuesday morning, hitting a seven-month low—one day after erasing all of its 2025 gains. Hayes believes that BTC hitting the low $90,000s while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq

Good Sat morning. Dry weather today/ tomorrow with partly to overcast skies and highs mid-upper 50`s. Chance of showers returns Mon with highs mid 50`s. Dry Tue/ Wed and maybe Thurs might be mostly dry, but showers arriving late in the day Thursday.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Iron and Ashland Counties from 6 PM today through 6 AM Monday. Heavy snowfall rates up to 1"/hr will be possible on Sunday, greatly reducing visibility. Expect highest amounts of 6-8" in the higher elevations of Iron County. #wiwx #mnwx

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