City heat may warm remote rural regions study suggests
A Nature Climate Change study using a northern hemisphere model proposes urban heat from cities like New York Paris and Tokyo can lift energy into the upper air altering high altitude currents and modestly warming parts of Alaska Canada and Siberia while cooling autumns from Europe to the Pacific Northwest and parts of the United States. The effect varies by season and region and requires further validation.
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