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Summer may be warmer than usual in Winchester area

WINCHESTER — Swimming pools and grilling tools came out of hibernation over Memorial Day weekend, marking the unofficial start of summer.

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Men s Senior Gray Foxes give out awards at year-end banquet – Fluvanna Review

Men s Senior Gray Foxes give out awards at year-end banquet – Fluvanna Review
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Climate scientists: 1 5 Celsius will be here faster than we thought

James Hansen, the scientist who warned the U.S. about climate change in the 1980s, says we're close to breaching a vital climate target.

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Scientists and FAA warn increased temperatures could disrupt flights this summer

A higher number of warm days throughout the year could mean more grounded flights during the busy summer travel season, climate scientists and officials at the Federal Aviation Administration say.

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Scientists say climate change is to blame for increased turbulence on flights

As temperatures get warmer, your flight may get bumpier, and that “fasten seatbelts” sign may stay on even longer. Scientists said climate change is to blame for an increase in air turbulence.

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