Archive: May 2015
87 archived posts
- “Pacific ‘blob’ is changing weather patterns”
- “Weird” El Nino contributes to month of extreme weather
- “Why they grow thirsty alfalfa in parched California”
- A perfectly sunny day
- Abnormally dry conditions increase across Southeast; drought returns to south Georgia
- Alabama and Northern Georgia will be the wettest part of the region this week
- All-time May heat record for Europe falls for the second time this month
- Ana transitions to a tropical storm
- Another below-normal week of rain expected
- Another dry week in most of the Southeast
- April 2015 much warmer and wetter than normal in Georgia
- April was 17th warmest on record for continental US
- Arizona’s water situation is worse than California’s
- Atlanta’s effect on summer rainfall
- Beyond the Data: NOAA’s new climate monitoring blog
- California drought has had limited impact on farmers in other regions
- California looks to Australia to deal with long-term drought
- Climate data sources: AgroClimate
- Climate data sources: Georgia Automated Environmental Monitoring Network
- Climate data sources: Mesonets
- CO2, global temperatures increase as scientists try to preserve ice cores for future study
- CoCoRaHS Master Gardener guide available
- Corn planted in North Georgia; yields may be down due to El Nino
- Dairy Environmental Systems and Climate Adaptation Workshop July 29-31, 2015
- Deadly heat wave in India may be linked to El Nino
- Death of 90,000 rare antelope in ten days may be linked to climate
- Does Atlanta create its own weather?
- Drought in California helps encourage dairy growth elsewhere
- Drought monitor shows very slight increase in Southeast dryness
- Dry conditions across most of US affect agriculture
- Early start to the tropical season?
- Earth’s hottest and coldest places: Infographic from EarthSky
- El Nino could bring drought relief to California
- Extreme weather–Are you ready?
- Fifth super typhoon of the year so far in the Pacific
- Florida climate summary for April 2015 available
- Getting water to cattle in California
- Happy National Weather Observers Day!
- How do we know the climate of the past?
- How to get rankings using the Southeast Regional Climate Center’s “Perspectives” tool
- Hurricane Preparedness Week starts on Sunday May 24
- Imminent threat of Antarctic ice sheet collapse could accelerate sea level rise
- Interesting stories on optical effects
- Is it Ana yet?
- Less than 1 inch of rain over most of Southeast next week
- Lower than normal wildfire potential through August due to wet spring
- May 2015 newsletter for the Southeast Climate Consortium available
- May so far warmer and much drier than normal for most of Southeast
- Meet your climate specialist: National Climatic Data Center (soon to be NCEI)
- Meet your climate specialist: Regional Climate Centers
- Money, infrastructure, politics and water systems collide in Florida as climate shifts
- Mount St. Helens eruption 35 years ago today
- New extremes database available from the Southern Regional Climate Center
- New ozone-destroying gases may hurt recovery of the “ozone hole”
- New study shows that early spring may lead to early fall
- New weather graphics website
- Next weekend rainy for Florida and East Coast
- NOAA Climate Connection May 2015 newsletter
- NOAA: April the fourth warmest on record for the globe
- NOAA: Atlantic hurricane season likely to be below normal
- NOAA: Over 80% chance of El Nino lasting through winter
- North Carolina climate summary for April 2015
- North Carolina Extremes: Spring freezes prove costly for agriculture
- Outlook for June-August shows increased chance for warm and wet conditions in some areas
- Pockets of dry conditions exist even after a wet April
- Rain (or irrigation) needed
- Rainfall issues with Vidalia onions?
- Recent agricultural impacts in the Southeast and elsewhere
- Record warmth in Alaska shown in NASA image
- Running out of soil?
- Satsumas survived cold fall and spring but set less fruit than usual
- Scientists take first picture of thunder
- Southeast Regional Climate Hub (SERCH) reaches first anniversary
- Southeast year to date close to normal in temperature and precipitation
- Spotting the International Space Station
- Stripling Irrigation Research Park May 2015 newsletter shows how climate affects agriculture
- Subtropical Storm Ana forms as of 11 pm EDT
- The birth of the weather forecast
- The Mistral makes French wines taste distinctive
- Tropical update
- Video series on prescribed burns from Texas AgriLife Extension
- Watch lakes for harmful algal blooms and report them
- Weather Underground and IRI: Summer outlooks
- Wheat harvest underway; yields reduced by fusarium head blight
- Why bad weather is good for photography
- Why El Nino is so hard to predict in the spring
- Why is there a seasonal cycle in carbon dioxide?