“The U.S. is missing a ton of snow”
The U.S. is missing a ton of snow — even with recent storms
Northern Hemisphere snow cover is right at the 1967-2023 average, with much of the US under winter storm warnings.
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Missing a Dollar when you have a billion won’t have any impact,
why should a ton of snow?
And a look at the graphic shows that coverage was either average or above 90 % of the time.
So where exactly is the problem?
Maybe there is none and the only reason why the article exists is propaganda to counter reality.
What is really missing is the predicted sea level rise of several foot ( = trillions of tons missing) .
I don’t always get expert information from presstitutes and science journals. But when I do, I always blindly trust what they say.
According to that headline, Climate can now be assessed annually.