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Winter was, unfortunately, just taking a quick nap, and now it is about to wake back up as cold air starts to seep southward into the country once again. If you were taken in by the promise of ...

This winter, snow has been pretty scarce around my home town of Peru. I am of the belief that if we are going to have winter, let’s have winter. Luckily in less than an hour, I can have all the ...

While a winter storm and ice storm are both wintertime hazards, the impacts can be very different. A winter storm is when heavy snow is expected. The National Weather Service (NWS) may issue a ...

Experts suggest the latter. According to doctors and nutritionists, the winter menu in Bihar is not just about taste, it is also a nature's way of helping the body adapt to the season's harshness.

by enjoying garden produce preserved specifically for these winter days, and thumbing (OK scrolling) through photos of nature I’ve taken over the past year. Looking through photos of nature is ...

by enjoying garden produce preserved specifically for these winter days and thumbing (okay scrolling) through photos of nature I’ve taken over the past year.

World over, more people die in the winter than any other season. Scientists have investigated why for decades. They have some answers—but can’t explain the excess deaths completely. Across the ...

Winter is finally living up to its name in the Northeast — at least partially. It’s been bitterly cold this winter, but many cities are still lagging behind on their typical snow. February ...

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As the Midwest and Northeast dig out from back-to-back winter storms, new systems are building and are expected to dump more snow from the middle of the country to the East Coast this week.

Students also gathered materials from nature with water, freezing them in muffin tins to create sun catchers that were hung along the playground for observation as they eventually melt.