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Not Just Global Climate Change, But Regional Shifts
How waste heat from large cities may be affecting weather patterns in areas up to 1000 miles away.
No snow this winter? Blame a city near you.
Scientists have long wondered why some regions of the world experience warmer winters than predicted by global climate models. The answer, according to new study published in the journal Nature Climate Change, lies in regional variations caused by heat radiating from densely populated urban areas.