Abnormal Weather in Alaska Points to Larger Shift, Says Climatologist - KNOM Radio Mission
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Unusually heavy snowfall, low sea ice, and warmer waters in the Bering Sea: the shifts in weather trends seen in 2019 are indicative of a larger change happening in Western Alaska, says UAF climatologist Rick Thoman.
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