A Climate Scientist Explains Why the Snow Won’t Stop
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What’s making the weather so extreme, and what resources are available for the homeless.
If you’ve been thinking that there’s been more snow than usual this February, you’re correct. How is the city — and its most vulnerable residents — dealing with these intense snowstorms and cold weather?
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A Climate Scientist Explains Why the Snow Won’t Stop
Clip: 2/15/2021 | 7m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
If you’ve been thinking that there’s been more snow than usual this February, you’re correct. How is the city — and its most vulnerable residents — dealing with these intense snowstorms and cold weather?
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