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Snow Droughts Are Worse With Climate Change | Bozeman News
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Scientists reveal that the extreme snow drought of 2026 out west is far more likely today due to climate change — happening about every 6.8 years now, compared to once every 30 years in preindustrial times. Using computer models, researchers found human-caused warming has made such dry winters four times more frequent, offering clear evidence that this isn’t just bad luck but a direct consequence of our changing climate — with serious implications for water and winter recreation.
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