Can’t wait for spring? If you live in a northern region of the planet, you may see it arrive a few days early. And, according to researchers in the US, this phenomenon could continue each decade for many years to come. It’s already known that higher temperatures related to climate change are accelerating the arrival of spring in some parts of the world. But this new study, published in Nature Climate Change, shows that a fall in the number of rainy days each year also has an important role to play. According to the researchers’ calculations, decreasing precipitation frequency in late winter an…
