With almost two and a half feet already fallen, this month is set to be one of the snowiest Decembers we've seen in the past decade. But, as temperatures change across the planet, our winter-wonder-lands are not staying on the ground as long as they used to. University of Minnesota climatologist and author of the Minnesota Weather Almanac, Mark Seeley, explains what he has been seeing.
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