

Will climate change put a permanent dent in how much snow Chicagoland gets?
Chicago usually gets around 30 inches of the white stuff every winter. This year it got 16.8 inches. Will less snow become a trend?
This winter was 4 degrees warmer on average than previous winters. Warmer air holds more moisture, leading to more precipitation but less snow coverage and snowfall.
Reset hears if this trend will continue in the Chicago area and about how more rain and less snow could impact our region.
GUEST: Scott Collis, atmospheric scientist, Argonne National Laboratory
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Will climate change put a permanent dent in how much snow Chicagoland gets?
Chicago usually gets around 30 inches of the white stuff every winter. This year it got 16.8 inches. Will less snow become a trend?
This winter was 4 degrees warmer on average than previous winters. Warmer air holds more moisture, leading to more precipitation but less snow coverage and snowfall.
Reset hears if this trend will continue in the Chicago area and about how more rain and less snow could impact our region.
GUEST: Scott Collis, atmospheric scientist, Argonne National Laboratory