Arctic storms: How scientists are improving forecasts of dangerous polar lows
Polar lows can be damaging or even deadly — but are difficult to forecast.
March 30, 2021
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Norway’s coastal communities are familiar with polar lows, but they often go unnoticed in Canada. Short-lived, but intense and hard to forecast, polar lows can cause considerable damage with gale-force winds and heavy snowfall.
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