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The Average Winter Temperature in the U.S. Has Risen Drastically Over the Last Century
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The Average Winter Temperature in the U.S. Has Risen Drastically Over the Last Century
Average temperature in the U.S.| Photo Credit: NOAA The United States has experienced a concerning rise in average temperatures over the past century, with winter emerging as the most affected season. While all seasons have warmed by several degrees, rising winter temperatures are especially damaging for skiers and snowboarders, leading to poorer snow quality, reduced snowfall, shorter seasons, and more frequent hazardous conditions. Related: K…
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