Northeast winters are getting warmer
Northeast winters are warming fast, according to researchers.Data analyzed by researchers at the University of New Hampshire shows that from 1965 to 2005, temperatures increased by 2.5 degrees from December to March. Snowfall totals dropped by an average of 8.8 inches across the Northeast region and the number of days with at least one inch of snow on the ground decreased by nine days on average.
If you live in the Northeast and think that the winters have been getting milder and milder in recent years, it's not just you getting older and not sledding like you did when you were a kid. It really is the weather.
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