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And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vt. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast and Mid ...

And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vt. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast and Mid ...

And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vt. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast and Mid ...

And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vt. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast and Mid ...

Pawel Korzeniowski Cracks Top 5 in World in 200 Fly at Polish Nats
SwimmingWorldMagazine.com
OLSZTYN, Poland, June 5. PAWEL Korzeniowski, the 2005 world champion in the men's 200-meter fly, still has it as he just proved at the Polish Nationals in Olsztyn. Korzeniowski cracked the top five in the SwimVortex world rankings in the event on day ...

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Northeast warming faster than rest of US
Waterbury Republican American
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vermont. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast ...

Vermont, Maine fastest warming states
BurlingtonFreePress.com
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vermont. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast ...

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Vermont among states warming the most
Barre Montpelier Times Argus
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vt. But Southwestern states have heated up the most in the hottest months: The average New Mexico ...
US warming fastest in Northeast, SouthwestNew Haven Register

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Vermont among states warming the most
Barre Montpelier Times Argus
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vt. But Southwestern states have heated up the most in the hottest months: The average New Mexico ...
US warming fastest in Northeast, SouthwestNew Haven Register

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Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) intern Monisha Sugla and Research on Adapatation to Climate Change (RACC) intern Katie Bryan looking at zooplankton from Missisquoi Bay at St. Michael's College.

Pete Isles demonstrating sonde calibration to RACC interns Jeremy Tayler,Nemesis Ortiz and UVM intern Brad Roy.

On June 4th and 5th, thirteen NEWRnet interns visited the University of Delaware for the first annual NEWRnet short course. The 2014 short course included presentations by NEWRnet faculty introducing students to climate change in the northeast, experimental economics, and water quality issues faced in the region.

US warming fastest in Northeast, Southwest
New Haven Register
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vermont. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast ...

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Grist
American Southwest heating faster than rest of nation
Grist
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vermont. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast ...

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No cool corners here
Albany Times Union
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vt. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast and ...

US hottest spots of warming: Northeast, Southwest
The Advocate
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vermont. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast ...

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The Idaho Statesman
Boise is No. 2 on list of cities that have warmed the most in last 30 years
The Idaho Statesman
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vermont. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast ...

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US hottest spots of warming: Northeast and Southwest
Capecodonline
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vermont. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast ...

RACC Climatologist Dr. Alan Betts will be interviewed on the Vermont cable access program PEG-TV Insight.
The program will air on the following dates/times

Monday June 9th 2014 at 7:00am
Wednesday June 11th 2014 at 1:00am
Thursday June 12th 2014 at 9:30pm
Saturday June 14th 2014 at 9:00pm

US hottest spots of warming: Northeast, Southwest
Worcester Telegram
And less snow on the ground over the winter often means warmer temperatures, said Alan Betts, a climate scientist at Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, Vermont. The Southeast and Northwest were among the places that warmed the least. In the Southeast ...

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