In U.S., Far Fewer Say Temperatures Are Warmer Than Usual

PRINCETON, NJ -- Well under half of Americans (34%) think that temperatures in their local area have been warmer than usual this winter -- compared with 79% who reported warmer temperatures last year.
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Data from the National Climatic Data Center of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration show that, while December of this winter was slightly warmer than December 2011, January's and February's average national temperatures this year were significantly colder than in 2012 (31.90 degrees in January of this year compared with 36.20 last January, and 34.78 in February this year compared with 37.74 last February). Thus, the shift in Americans' perceptions appears to reflect real-world change.

Climate-change skeptics challenge DNREC projections on sea-level rise - Delaware's NPR News station

Depending on who you talk to, Delaware’s current work on sea-level rise (SLR) is either ground-breaking research that will be emulated by other states, or a set of exaggerated projections based on faulty assumptions and poor science.

Minn. barn roof collapse kills 20 animals

The University of Minnesota Extension has tips for avoiding roof collapses from snow.

Garage roof collapses in Fort Rouge - Manitoba - CBC News

Reid believes the weight of the snow on the roof caused the collapse. Snowfall in Winnipeg is at a 16 year high.

KC business evacuated after partial roof collapse - KCTV5

KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - The weekend snow may be to blame for a partial roof collapse at a Kansas City business.

City on hook for $6 million for snow removal at airports - Chicago Sun-Times

U.S. District Judge Charles Norgle ruled Monday that Chicago must reimburse the federal government for $6 million in snow-removal costs incurred at O’Hare and Midway airports during 1999 and 2000.