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The weather in Southern Indiana is rarely predictable. Sometimes it snows in November and hits 60 degrees in December. Sometimes it’s 40 in April after being 60 in March.
The only predictable aspect is in unpredictability, and that’s only increased as time has gone on. Suddenly, the weather we Hoosiers have become accustomed to has spread all over the country, and the source is painfully clear:
Climate change.
How does it affect our daily lives, feelings, patterns? How does it affect others abroad? What can we, or the greater establishment, do to lessen the effects?
Last month, Youth Radio’s correspondents took to the streets to ask these questions in the all-too-warm rain of December. Here’s what they had to say
