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  Jobs and the Weather The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times both blame the weather for anemic job-creation numbers. "The U.S. economy added few jobs in January as stormy weather likely kept people out of work," is the way the Journal article begins. "Weather hurt U.S. Job Growth in January," is the headline over the New York Times article. Jobs and the Weather The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times both blame the weather for anemic job-creation numbers. "The U.S. economy added few jobs in January as stormy weather likely kept people out of work," is the way the Journal article begins. "Weather hurt U.S. Job Growth in January," is the headline over the New York Times article.
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