Continuous satellite coverage in the Arctic could help predict extreme weather around the globe
Despite its importance to global weather, satellite coverage of the Arctic is often insufficient — or simply unavailable.
June 5, 2018
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This past winter, the Arctic didn’t stay put. A polar vortex bulge brought extremely low temperatures to the U.S. East Coast; Niagara Falls began to freeze, and even Florida saw snow.
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