There are rivers in the sky drenching the U.S. because of climate change
2020-02-13 03:00
Scientists are ramping up research on atmospheric rivers, narrow ribbons of concentrated moisture that originate in the Pacific and can flow thousands of miles before dropping rain and snow on land.
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