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Snow in August? It’s steamy now, but forecasters see a big winter coming. (via The Christian Science Monitor)

Last winter, big cities like New York and Philadelphia saved a lot of money because the Northeast had a snow drought. Not so this winter. Yes, even while air conditioners are still running, meteorologists are beginning to focus on the long-term winter weather forecast. And, it looks as if the I-95-…

 


 
 
 
 
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