Boston and the rest of southern New England are 'losing snow cover faster than anywhere else in North America,' said Salem State University professor Stephen Young.
As the world warms, the amount of snow covering the ground is on the decline, and one of the places leading the way is Boston, a new study finds.
New England's winters will resemble those that the mid-Atlantic has historically gotten, Young said, writing in an email,"the winter of my childhood is long gone and the winter of my children is long gone." "What the paper points out is that these changes are very regional in nature," said Mark Serreze, the director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center, a NASA partner at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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