Arctic Ice to Blame for Weird Winter

Thursday, 29 March 2012 | by Pat's Picks

What’s up with the weather? It was barely winter here. They had an unusually cold winter in Continental Europe. Is there a change that explains these swings? The New York Times has a possible explanation in today’s paper. One theory is that it’s the Arctic ice. Or more accurately the “lack of Arctic ice” in recent years.

SOURCE: New York Times