Archive: July 2014
47 archived posts
- Are we going into a “flash” drought?
- August through September outlook
- cli-MATE website provides easy access to archived climate data
- Climate and agriculture sessions at NACAA
- Climate records shattered in 2013
- Cool and pretty weather to give way to warmer and cloudier conditions
- Could lemons make a comeback in the Southeast?
- Dry conditions expand but should change soon
- El Nino slow to develop
- El Niño…or El No-Show?
- Excellent corn crop provides high yields but low prices
- FAQs on climate change, climate variability and Florida from the Florida Climate Institute
- Flood of 1994 twenty years later
- Florida and North Carolina summaries for June
- Florida and the Southeast more vulnerable to tornadoes than the Midwest
- Good weekend for most areas away from Arthur
- Growth in demand for almond milk may be affecting California’s drought
- Hazy sky today due to Saharan dust
- Interesting article on quiet hurricane season
- Is beef production bad for global warming?
- June 2014 climate summary–Typical June weather for the state as a whole
- Knox on WeatherBrains tonight
- Kudzu marches north as climate warms
- Lawn and Garden Moisture Index
- New blog on weather and agriculture in the Great Plains
- New report: “Dealing with climate change is a matter of managing risk”
- Next five days fairly dry except in Florida and at coasts
- Next two weeks likely to be colder and wetter than usual
- Nice website for getting cattle heat stress predictions
- NOAA reinstates July 1936 as the warmest month on record–A “hot” topic for climatologists!
- NOAA reports new records set for June and 3-month period
- Quiet start to week; July hurricane climatology
- Saharan dust, cool Atlantic may keep hurricane numbers low this season
- Satsumas a growing crop in south Georgia
- Severe weather and changing climate forcing farmers to innovate
- Spider mites in peanuts increasing in hot, dry weather
- Stalled front could bring excess rain to Florida
- Today is National Heatstroke Prevention Day
- Tonight’s radar shows the importance of having many rain observers or good radar coverage
- Tropical Depression 2 not expected to cause problems
- UGA geography professor hosts weather show on The Weather Channel
- Update on TS Arthur
- Updated earthquake hazard map from USGS
- Watermelons benefit from warmer, drier weather
- WeatherBrains podcast on this blog now available
- What happened to last year’s Atlantic hurricane season?
- Wind storms could affect banana supplies