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Jet streams off track, may affect weather pattern

The Seattle Times: Seattle researchers have discovered that warming of the Earth's atmosphere seems to be shoving jet streams out of their normal tracks — a change that could expand deserts and profoundly affect the world's weather patterns.

Posted by Jenny Corrado on May 26, 2006 10:59 AM |

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