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Is Shrinking Arctic Ice to Blame For Britain's Wet Summers?

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If you lived in or visited Great Britain and northwest Europe during the summers of 2007 through 2012 you probably remember how rainy they were. Research just published by the science journal, “Environmental Research Letters” has added a new theory as a cause for the extraordinary soggy summers. The study found that a loss of Arctic sea ice is pushing the jet stream further south than normal, which in turn is causing an increase in summer rainfall throughout northwest ...

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