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Polar vortex may blanket US with arctic weather in January

Early indications of a weakening polar vortex could send Arctic air into North America next month.

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Antarctica « JoNova

Antarctica « JoNova
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Antarctica « JoNova

Antarctica « JoNova
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Climate explained: Why is Arctic warming faster than rest of the world?

Read more about Climate explained: Why is Arctic warming faster than rest of the world? on Business Standard. The recent intensification and more poleward location of the southern hemisphere belt of westerly winds have been linked to continental droughts and wildfires, including those in Australia

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Science Contest Finalist Almost Didn t Take Research Course

Science Contest Finalist Almost Didn t Take Research Course Patch 1/25/2021 Lanning Taliaferro © courtesy Regeneron Science Talent Search Rebecca Monge is among the 40 finalists in the 2021 Regeneron Science Talent Search. CARMEL, NY A Carmel High School student who s been named one of the top high-school scientists in the country almost didn t take the course that led to her being named a Regeneron Science Talent Search finalist for her work revealing regional patterns in Arctic climate change. Rebecca Monge is among the 40 finalists selected from more than 1,760 highly qualified entrants from across the country based on the scientific rigor of their projects and their potential to become world-changing scientists, contest officials said. SEE: 3 Hudson Valley Seniors Named Regeneron Science Contest Finalists

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