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Northwoods winter tourism and recreation adjust to warmer winters
As warmer winters threaten Northwoods tourism and winter recreation, WXPR News Director Katie Thoresen shares her outlook from Rhinelander with WUWM environmental reporter Susan Bence.
Reflections of the Frozen North
As I See It,” a weekly photo column by Pulitzer Prize winner Stan Grossfeld, brings the stories of New England to Globe ...
NH Chronicle: Riding The Cog in the Winter
The Cog Railway has been transporting people to the summit of Mount Washington for generations, and as of 2020 it keeps ...
Here comes spring! Will it begin cold and snowy? Here's what to expect.
March 1 will usher in spring. Hours of daylight are already increasing and common sense would lead us all to believe ...
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Arctic air brings record cold, leading to snowy roads and car crashes in Virginia and North Carolina
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — Snowy roads led to hundreds of crashes throughout Virginia and North Carolina, including a series of ...
Need to walk around in these icy NC conditions? Here’s when it’s safest to be outside
When it comes to moving around, be like a penguin, UNC Charlotte’s Environmental Health and Safety recommends. Take your ...
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Winter birdwatching brings surprise and excitement — and the occasional northern shrike
Winter birdwatching is full of surprises, from the daily hustle of familiar visitors to the excitement of spotting an ...
Winter storm dumps snow in the East as freeze warnings, travel delays abound
While Virginia and North Carolina were grappling with a snowstorm, an Arctic blast brought dangerously low temperatures to a ...
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How Topeka’s Zoo animals adjust to bitter cold temperatures
Wrylie Guffey, Animal Care Director at the Topeka Zoo says most animals are brought inside far before it gets this cold, from ...