How rising temperatures are altering Napa's wine-growing season - ABC News

Rising temperatures are shifting the growing season in Napa Valley's wine country, which could impact grape growth and alter the quality of wine.
Wine could soon be the next victim of climate change, researchers say.
Subtle weather variations within the Napa Valley create different flavors from vineyard to vineyard.

How rising temperatures are altering Napa's wine-growing season - ABC News

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Average growing season temperatures (GST, left) and growing degree-days

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