US winter has shrunk by a month in 100 years: Report
The length of the US winter is shortening, with the first frost of the year arriving over one month later than it did 100 years ago, as per data compiled from 700 country-wide stations. Further, the first freeze over the last 10 years, from 2007-2016, was a week later than the average from 1971-1980, according to US-based meteorologist Kenneth Kunkel.