The Hidden Activity Before Leaves Appear Walk past trees in late February or early March and you might notice something subtle: the branch tips look

The Month When Wind Won’t Let Up Step outside in March and you’re likely to be buffeted by gusts that weren’t as persistent in January

The Same Snow, Different Melting Rates Watch snow fall in December and it might linger for weeks, gradually disappearing through sublimation or melting during brief

When Frigid Temperatures Damage Infrastructure Most people associate road damage with summer heat—asphalt buckling upward on scorching days, creating dangerous bumps and ridges. But extreme

The Paradox of Transparent Ice Hold a clear ice cube up to the light and you can see right through it. Ice is transparent, just

The Trees That Defy Winter Walk through a winter forest and most trees stand bare, their branches skeletal against gray skies. But scattered among the