Archive: February 2015
64 archived posts
- “Climate-smart” agriculture is the wave of the future
- “Finding the Best Ways to Safeguard Beef Production in a Changing Climate”
- “The Groundhog was Right”–new post from David Zierden, Florida State Climatologist
- “Were Model Predictions of El Niño a Big Bust?”
- 2014 hurricane season summary
- 50th anniversary of LBJ’s address to Congress warning about carbon dioxide
- Another mostly dry and cool week coming
- Another wet week coming for most of the Southeast
- Brrr! Siberian air brings record cold to Southeast
- Brutal cold–many records set
- California dreamin’–will the next rain put a dent in the drought?
- Chill hour tools for fruit producers
- Climate’s big impact on total crop yield
- Cool and dry conditions in January 2015 in Georgia
- Crabgrass control depends on soil temperatures
- Did smoke from clearing farmland in Central America make the 2011 tornadoes worse?
- Do climate scientists “fabricate” data to make it look like the Earth is warming?
- Do you know what a state climatologist is?
- February 2014 the second coldest in Georgia since 1978
- February so far is dry and cool for most of Southeast except Florida
- Florida climate summary for January 2015 available
- Georgia State Climatologist has new website address
- Happy birthday, National Weather Service!
- Happy Groundhog Day!
- Happy National Weatherperson’s Day!
- Hazardous weather expected early next week
- Help UGA researchers track toxic algal blooms
- How good was the forecast for this week’s snow?
- How to take pictures of snowflakes
- Improving drought resistance in plants
- Is grass-fed beef better for the planet? It’s complicated
- It’s still cold in winter, but less cold than before
- January 2015 drier and cooler than normal across most of Southeast
- Latest NWS Southeast River Forecast Center briefing is available
- More on wacky winter weather
- NASA: Megadroughts in Southwest and Central US expected to increase in warming climate
- New cell phone forecast tool from the National Weather Service
- New experimental precipitation product available from NOAA
- Next two weeks look wetter and warmer than normal
- NOAA Climate report for January 2015 shows warm and dry across most of the US
- NOAA: January 2015 second warmest on record
- North Carolina January 2015 climate summary available
- Record cold expected in the Southeast later this week
- Scattered showers through the week
- SECC newsletter for February 2015 available
- Severe Weather Preparedness Week
- Soils warm enough to plant some early sweet corn
- Spring planting up north may be delayed due to cold winter
- Sustainable agriculture leaders recognized
- The Pineapple Express: More from the EDEN blog
- The window on El Nino is closing
- Think this is a cold winter? Think again
- Upcoming CoCoRaHS webinar: “Agricultural Meteorology: Layer Upon Layer”
- Weather observations–a valuable resource
- Webinar: 2014 climate summary and outlook for 2015 on Friday 2/27 at 11 am
- Wet and cold week ahead–hazardous weather likely in the north
- What is an “atmospheric river”?
- Wheat production could be cut by 25 percent in warmer climate
- Why Americans still use the Fahrenheit temperature scale
- Why is climate so difficult to predict?
- Will spring tornadoes increase in the future?
- Winter returning to the Southeast
- Winter weather woes
- Wintry weather this week should have most impact in northern areas