Greatest Snowfalls in North America

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Increasing Great Lake-Effect Snowfall during the Twentieth Century: A Regional Response to Global Warming? (Journal of Climate)

Greenland defrosts.(NORTH AMERICA) (Earth Island Journal)

Springtime in Ticino: Ticino is the only Swiss canton that lies entirely south of the Alps. That means it has a milder climate, heavily influenced by the gentleness of the Mediterranean. Spring comes much earlier to Ticino than it does up north, meaning that the Ticinese get into the springtime swing of things earlier than the rest of us. (Swiss News)

Big Woods Favorites: Not fancy, but great deer stoppers.(deer hunting equipment and facilities) (Outdoor Life)

Weather-wise vacation planning.(Travel Advisory)(Web sites best source of reliable weather information)(Brief Article) (Skiing)

Southern twisters: Don't blame La Nina.(unusual weather, including tornadoes, are perhaps incorrectly blamed on the La Nina current)(Brief Article) (Science News)

Winter Park.(Special Advertising Section)(Advertisement) (Ski)

1996: warmest year since 1860. (UN Chronicle)

"The cheap side of the border." (Buffalo, New York) (U.S. News & World Report)

Lake-Effect Snowstorms over Southern Ontario, Canada, and Their Associated Synoptic-Scale Environment (Monthly Weather Review)