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The cold finally arrived this winter, but the weather leaves much to be desired in the snow department. Much of the East coast saw record
NOAA’s 2022 global climate report — broken down with Currently meteorologist Megan Montero. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its 2022 global climate report
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