A lack of persistent sea ice in waters around the Bering Strait this winter disrupted travel, damaged roads and other infrastructure, and prevented traditional hunting and fishing in several coastal communities in western Alaska.
A quick spin around the March 2018 U.S. climate scene, all else being equal.
La Niña is dwindling, and a return to ENSO-neutral conditions is imminent. Our blogger discusses the current forecast.
Usually a winter phenomenon, another late-season atmospheric river brings soaking rains to northern California.
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