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Climate Changes Bring Warmer Winters And Longer-Lasting High Pressure

By Carolyn Murray
Published January 5, 2018 at 5:39 PM MST
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It’s been a dry, warm winter so far this season.  We’ve had persistent high pressure settling in over most of the Western states, and snow enthusiasts are looking to the long-range forecast for the hope of a break in this pattern.  Carolyn Murray has this report:

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