Snowbirds have long flocked South for their golden years to escape the cold, but a study found those numbers have reversed over the last 10 to 20 years thanks to climate change. For over 50 years, Florida and other sunny Southern states have experienced a migration pattern: the influx of the snowbird, a not-so-rare breed of Northern-state dwellers seeking to escape winter by flocking south to join their sunbird counterparts.

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  • Climate change is affecting how snowbirds and sunbirds migrate during the winter
    Snowbirds have long flocked South for their golden years to escape the cold, but a study found those numbers have reversed over the last 10 to 20 years thanks to climate change.
    11/22/2024 - 6:00 am | View Link
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    With rising global temperatures, it’s not surprising that our hottest days are also on the rise. Heat waves, defined as two or more days of extreme heat, are increasing almost everywhere, but in the U ...
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