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Bitcoin could eventually surpass gold's market cap: Jason Yanowitz
Blockworks co-founder Jason Yanowitz explains how Bitcoin could solve many of America's fiscal problems on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.' ...
Second round of rain, snow to hit Northern California. Here’s how much to expect
California braces for more active weather — including snow, rough surf and storms The storm door remains open over the West Coast, leaving Northern California in line for continued rain and snow ...
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Mt. Baker Ski Area will open to passholders Wednesday
Mt. Baker Ski Area announced on Nov. 17 that Baker passholder day will be on Wednesday, Nov. 20 and the ski hill will open to ...
A weaker La Niña is expected this winter. What does that mean for Arizona?
La Niña winters are typically drier and warmer in the Southwest, but the current forecast leaves room for questions.
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La Niña is slow to emerge, here's what it could mean for Connecticut's winter
On Nov. 14, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center released its latest El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) update.
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La Niña winter predicted: Here’s where we could see more snow
(NEXSTAR) – A La Niña winter is still in the cards for the U.S., the Climate Prediction Center said in an updated forecast Thursday. The Center, a division of the National Oceanic and ...
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Decreasing confidence that a significant La Nina event will ever unfold over the Pacific
Climate experts are eagerly awaiting the declaration of a La Niña, but the global weather pattern may be weak or may not emerge at all, potentially impacting global weather patterns. The world ...
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A weaker La Niña is expected this winter. What does that mean for Arizona?
The National Weather Service has extended its La Niña watch, now predicting a weak and short event that is expected to emerge in the next two months. La Niña conditions can spell warm ...
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How a weak La Niña may impact Austin’s winter climate
Drier than normal trend for weak La Niña winters in the Austin area All four winters were drier than the average, with an outlier winter of 1883-1884 which produced 4.06″ below the total ...