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New York Gets First Big Snow Storm
Chris Miles in Climate Change 5 months ago
After pounding the Miswest and South and putting a big cramp in holiday travel, the winter storm streaking across the U.S. hit the Northeast on Thursday.
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Winter Storm Euclid Forecast: Rain South From Kentucky, Heavy Snow North Into Ohio
Chris Miles in Climate Change 5 months ago
Kentucky is the dividing line between rain and snow for this winter storm.
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What Do You Do If Your Flight is Cancelled, or You Miss Your Flight?
Chris Miles in Climate Change 5 months ago
Because flight delays are weather-related, you don't have much of a recourse if you miss your flight, or your flight is cancelled. Still, you do have some options.
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Chicago O'Hare (ORD), Indianapolis (IND), and Dallas (DFW) See Worst Airport Delays
Chris Miles in Climate Change 5 months ago
The winter storm stretching from North to South has caused major travel delays from Texas to Illinois.
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New York City Airports (LGA, EWR, JFK) See No Major Travel Delays From Winter Storm
Chris Miles in Climate Change 5 months ago
Don't expect too much of a mess in the New York City area from the winter storm. New York LaGuardia (45 flight delays), New York JFK (28), and Newark Liberty (26) are only seeing minor delays.
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Dallas Fort-Worth (DFW) Airport Delays: 500 Flights Cancelled
Chris Miles in Climate Change 5 months ago
40 planes were sitting iced over at DFW on Wednesday morning, one of the busiest airports in the nation. As 9:30 a.m. EST, these planes couldn't leave for at least another 2 hours.
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The Real War on Christmas: An Arctic Holiday Poem
Ben Goldfarb in Climate Change 5 months ago
Who's the real villain in the war on Christmas? The carbon emissions that are turning Santa's wintery workshop into slush.
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20% of Colorado River Could Dry Up By 2050, Finds Shocking New Climate Change Study
Patricia Levi in Climate Change 5 months ago
Recent reports from the Bureau of Reclamation warn of a huge shortage in the Colorado River basin arising from the collision of climate change and population growth.
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