Archive: April 2015
85 archived posts
- “Cold winter, wet spring make for slow start”
- “Dust Bowl” led to establishment of National Resources Conservation Service
- 200th anniversary of eruption of Tambora
- 80th anniversary of “Black Sunday” dust storm
- Amazon, Arctic impacts of warming felt far beyond local areas
- Anniversary of North Carolina 2011 tornado outbreak
- Anniversary of the April 27, 2011 tornado superoutbreak
- April 2015 so far warmer and wetter than normal
- April temperature and precipitation trends for the Southeast
- Average “greenness” is behind in the Southeast
- Be careful using weather apps and social media
- Before and after NASA images show how people are changing the planet
- California drought increases interest in Southern pecans
- California’s recent heat shatters all records
- Carbon dioxide hits a new peak: 404 ppm
- Corn and winter wheat in the news
- Could this be the strongest El Nino in 18 years?
- CPASW presentations now available online
- Dealing with “big data”–a story about Rhode Island water temperatures
- Drought decreases across most of Southeast; expands in southern Florida
- Drought increases slightly across the Southeast
- Fact sheet on agricultural impacts of El Nino available
- First Atlantic hurricane forecast of the year predicts quiet Atlantic season
- Florida Climate Institute issues statement on use of “climate change”
- Florida climate summary for March 2015 now available
- Florida temperature should be close to warmest on record
- Forests and climate in the news
- Good list of weather websites and apps to track current weather
- Groundwater woes
- Happy anniversary to us!
- Happy Earth Day!
- High-resolution simulated radar maps available
- How often do we get X amount of rain?
- How would changes in California agriculture impact the Southeast?
- Human alteration of climate: Beyond carbon dioxide
- Is the Pacific Decadal Oscillation entering a new positive phase?
- Lightning climatology and safety
- Maps of average start of greenup on agricultural lands
- March 2015 climate statistics for the US
- March 2015 precipitation ranks in top ten driest at some locations
- May through June 2015 climate outlook
- Meet your climate specialist: State Climatologists
- More pollen allergies in the future?
- More rain for the Southeast this week
- More rain in the forecast, but drier weather can be seen ahead
- Most areas green up but rainy days slow progress in some areas
- National Environmental Education Week
- National Weather Service to issue new Impact-based severe weather warnings
- National Weather Service will provide new hurricane graphics
- New definitions for severe weather from the NWS Storm Prediction Center
- New online modules on climate impacts on grasslands and forests
- NOAA: March and first quarter of 2015 warmest on record
- North Carolina climate summary for March now available
- Not one tornado in March in the Southeast
- Participants needed for UGA study on wind-related damage
- Peach and other crops hurt by recent cold weather
- Peanut growers can learn from last year
- Peanut weather update
- Pollen loads decrease in rain but more is on the way
- Rain in the north; dry in the south
- Rain, rain
- Rare rainbow photo taken in Long Island
- Record highs on April 8; more of the same on the 9th?
- Rethinking water use in China and the West
- Revisiting the 1974 Super Tornado Outbreak
- Severe weather likely on Saturday for northern Alabama and Georgia
- Southeast Regional Climate Hub’s new web site
- Survey on probability of precipitation (PoP) forecasting
- The Arctic climate threat that no one is talking about yet
- The climatology of solar power
- The cost of flooding
- The smell of rain
- The thin blue line
- Tornado research project coming to Southeast next year
- Very wet week ahead
- Video: Hurricanes and North Carolina, a Stormy Future
- Warm and dry March causes soil moisture shortages
- Waste to Worth conference notes
- Water and energy linked in California and the Southeast
- Welcome dry conditions for the next week
- Western drought: “When water gets short, farmers get very clever”
- Wet weather impacts on crops
- What does the latest volcanic eruption mean for global climate?
- Where to get local storm reports
- Why no seasonal tornado forecast?