Local climate impact
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No surprise, 2020 second warmest year on record
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Another warm winter means snow is once again behind schedule
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2020: Warming climate shows little sign of slowing down
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Official's warnings of this weekend's fire watch
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Later 80s becoming the new normal
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New report highlights increasing flood risk locally and nationally
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Cooling degree days going down for Michiana, bucking national trend
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As weekend heat looms, future extreme heat events look more likely
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Washed Away: Beach erosion and a pandemic's effect on tourism
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Washed Away: How a tourist town is trying to hold back the water
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Carbon curve update: CO2 levels set another record
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Lakeshore flooding puts parts of New Buffalo under water
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Flatten the carbon curve
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Going green in quarantine: celebrating Earth Day 2020
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Record-high water levels spawning algae on Lake Michigan pier
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Another month of record breaking water levels in Lakes Michigan-Huron, Erie
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Lake Michigan water levels set another record.
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Record early start to spring in numerous states; Michiana already set to see pollen spike
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South Bend nearly 2 feet below normal snowfall this winter
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January 2020 was the warmest on record globally
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Lincoln Township beach closes indefinitely
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Lake Michigan levels break January record
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January 2020: Top ten warmest, wettest on record
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Washed Away: How communities prepare for more frequent flooding
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Washed Away: What is Climate Resilience?
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FEMA, St. Joseph County to buy 16 homes for flood relief
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Washed Away: How extreme events are changing attitudes on climate
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Washed Away: How flooding and a disappearing lakeshore have become more severe
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Lake erosion affecting property values in Berrien County
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Van Buren County asks state to declare shoreline a disaster area due to erosion
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January Outlook: Mild, mostly snow-less trend continues
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Year in Review 2019: Beach Erosion
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Volunteers help save Weko Beach house
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Then-and-now photos show just how bad the beach erosion is
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Lakeshore erosion causes residential road to partially collapse in Stevensville
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Lake Michigan still near record high levels; infrastructure and beaches suffering
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Berrien County Commissioners pursue disaster declaration to stop shoreline erosion
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Beach erosion expected for second time in two weeks
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Very strong winds, big-time waves to cause 'worst impacts seen in many years'
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First frost happening later and later
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Flooding and beach erosion along Lake Michigan
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Farmers should plan for wetter springs
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Later Leaves: A visual sign of climate change
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Warmer Winters: The cost of climate change