Archive: June 2015
73 archived posts
- “10 weird things that have shown up on radar in the US”
- “Before” and “after” images show changes across Earth
- “Could forest thinning help ease water shortages in the US?”
- “HIstoric Warm Periods Shed Light on Future Cyclones”
- “Is Second Place Really ‘First Loser’?”
- “Southeast drying out; more hot and dry weather on the way”
- “The weather forecast that saved D-Day”
- Ag Solutions day to be held August 10 in Orange Beach AL
- Atlantic hurricane season officially begins today
- Castor could be a new crop in the Southeast
- Climate and crops in the news
- Climate data sources: Florida Automated Weather Network (FAWN)
- Climate data sources: Midwestern Regional Climate Center
- Cooler weather will be a relief to the Southeast
- Drought changes in Southeast over past two months
- El Nino decreases the number of tornadoes in most of the Southeast
- FAQs on climate variability and climate change in Florida
- Farmers leading the way: “Setting the table for a hotter, flatter and crowded world”
- Farming on salty soil
- Fewer Vidalia onions this year due to rainy April and severe weather
- Florida climate summary for May 2015 available
- Fun interactive website on streamflow
- Georgia approves new drought plan
- Good hay-making weather this week
- Happy birthday CoCoRaHS!
- Happy summer solstice!
- Heading for a strong El Nino
- Heat wave next week?
- How will changes in urbanization affect climate in the Southeast?
- How will El Nino affect 2015’s chances to be the warmest year ever?
- Impacts of flooding on livestock
- Impacts of recent weather on cattle
- In spite of El Nino, warm and dry conditions may continue for several weeks
- July and JAS climate outlooks show continued chance of hot and dry conditions for Southeast
- June should be near normal in precip but temperatures will be well above normal
- June so far slightly warmer, wetter than normal for much of Southeast
- Lightning safety
- May 2015 started very dry but rain returned late in the month
- May drier and hotter than normal across most of Southeast
- Meet your climate specialist: Southeast Regional Climate Hub
- Moderate drought expands in south Georgia and northern Florida
- Monsoon returns late to India
- More heat wave details for the Southeast
- More resources on lightning safety
- Mostly dry weekend with scattered showers through the week
- Move California agriculture to the Pacific Northwest?
- NASA: Year to date temperatures indicate we are on course to set a new global record
- National Weather Forecasting Competition Winner–Jordan McLeod
- National Weather Service and EDEN: Heat safety information
- New high temperature record for Washington?
- New Spanish-language hurricane preparedness web site
- NOAA releases new analysis of global temperature trend
- NOAA weather photography contest winners
- NOAA: May 2015 was the wettest of any month on record for contiguous US
- NOAA: Global impacts of El Nino in summer
- NOAA: May, spring and year to date 2015 warmest on record for the globe
- North Carolina climate summary for May available
- Ocean woes may be linked to climate anomalies
- Potential TS Bill could cause more flooding problems for Texas
- Proxy data give clues about past climate and agriculture
- Rainfall less than 1/2 inch for most of the Southeast this week
- Scattered showers in Southeast for next week
- Severe drought expands in Southeast
- Sources of weather and climate data: CRONOS
- Spring in many parts of the Southeast was in the top ten warmest
- Summer begins; wet conditions likely to continue in June
- Tropical Storm Bill forms, heads for Texas
- Tropical Storm Bill hits the coast
- Volcanic sunsets visible in Southern Hemisphere
- Watermelon farmers feel the heat
- Western water woes
- What’s really causing Earth’s warming?
- What’s the difference in impacts between a strong and a weak El Nino?