Archive: March 2015
73 archived posts
- “California has one year of water left”
- “Climate of 2014 and outlook for 2015” webinar now available online
- “Indoor cattle facility offers big benefits”
- “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…”
- “The heat is on for California dairies”
- 2015 Waste to Worth conference in Seattle–spaces still available
- 22nd anniversary of the “Storm of the Century”
- A new temperature record for Antarctica?
- A wet week ahead across the region
- After a nice weekend, a wet week
- Another dry year for California?
- Climate and agriculture in recent news
- Climate and crops in the news
- Climate data primer available at Climate.gov
- Climate Explorer allows you to visualize climate info in maps and graphs
- Climate Prediction Center is launching an updated web site
- CoCoRaHS March Madness has begun!
- Cold February will give way to much warmer temperatures by mid-March
- Cold temperatures this morning
- Cool and wet weather expected for the rest of March; April also looks wet
- Corn growing degree days information
- Dying forests in the Southwest show what impacts of warmer climate could be like
- Early blueberries impacted by cold weather in January and February
- EDEN blog on lightning
- El Nino finally arrives
- El Ninos and severe weather
- El Ninos don’t all look the same
- Farming in tough climate conditions
- Florida climate summary for February 2015 now available
- Forecast reference crop evapotranspiration (FRET) forecasts available from NWS
- Georgia pecans and peaches get ready for spring
- Happy National Agriculture Week!
- Happy spring (climatologically speaking)!
- Happy vernal equinox!
- Happy World Meteorological Day!
- Hourly forecasts from the National Weather Service
- How did your city fare this winter?
- How do variations in sunlight affect climate?
- How warm was it yesterday?
- Irrigation apps for your smartphone
- Last few days for this year’s CoCoRaHS “March Madness” competition
- Late February frost damages early blueberry bushes
- Late freeze possible next weekend for Southeast
- March newsletter from Southeast Climate Consortium now available
- March so far warmer and drier than normal
- Most of week will be dry
- National Hurricane Center to add prototype storm surge warnings in 2015
- New CoCoRaHS rain gauge in White House kitchen garden
- New high-speed video of falling snowflakes
- NOAA: Winter 2014-2015 warmest on record for globe
- North Carolina climate summary for February 2015 available
- North Carolina CoCoRaHS recruiting efforts
- North Carolina winter summary, analysis of forecasts, and El Nino outlook
- Overpumping in California’s Central Valley could remove 1 million acres from production
- Peach picking starts in Florida
- Preliminary look at March 2015
- Preliminary winter climate statistics for the Southeast
- Resources on weather and trees
- Severe weather chances increase as we move into warmer spring conditions
- Sorghum increasing in popularity in dry areas
- Spring outlooks from EDEN and ProFarmer
- The difference between weather and climate in three minutes
- Time to think about last freezes
- Tornado track tool from the Midwestern Regional Climate Center
- Twin cyclones in Pacific may impact El Nino development
- Two rain events this week
- Update on cold weekend conditions
- Updated climate normals show shift in planting zones
- Warm Arctic leads to record early melting of polar sea ice
- Waste to Worth conference begins today
- Where do you get flood information?
- Why the winter the past two years has been so unusual
- Winter 2014-15: Extreme warmth in the West outweighed the cold in the East