Archive: March 2016
86 archived posts
- “5 Things You Learn Surviving an F5 Tornado”
- “Ahead of the Tide” video series released this month
- “El Niño: No stop to rain in South Carolina until April, but not all bad”
- “Europe’s Mild Winter Puts Wheat on Track for Another Big Harvest”
- “Florida coastal environments are collapsing”
- “Georgia expecting bumper late spring peach crop”
- “Landowner Liability: What If Blowing Dust”
- “Mongolian livestock succumb en masse to the freezing dzud”
- “Storm of the Century” was 23 years ago today
- 2015 severe weather reports across the US
- 96% of American Meteorological Society members think climate change is happening
- Abnormally dry conditions expand
- Abnormally dry conditions expand
- Abnormally dry conditions expand
- Abnormally dry conditions expand slightly
- Accumulated Winter Season Severity Index (AWSSI) shows our mild winter
- Answers to the question “Was that caused by climate change?”
- Breathtaking pictures of Earth from the Space Station
- Changing climate may redraw maps for where cold-sensitive crops grow
- Cocoa bean production down due to El Niño impacts
- CoCoRaHS March Madness contest is underway
- Cyclone Gaby brings sand and dust to Europe
- Drought atlases
- Eclipse images of March 9 in Indonesia
- El Niño brings limited relief to California farmers
- El Niño could interrupt Georgia corn planting
- El Nino rains returning to California
- Extreme weather puts more stress on farmers
- February 2016 global temperature spike shocks climatologists
- February was Earth’s warmest month in the satellite record
- Flash flood resources
- Florida climate summary for February 2016 now available
- Georgia Farm Bureau on lack of chill hours for peaches
- Gimme shelter
- Hail no
- Here Comes La Niña–Or Does It? What History, Models, and Experts Tell Us
- How remote sensing improves your daily life
- Is this “The Year without a Winter?”
- Latest outlook shows wet conditions likely to continue for next three months
- Major Snowstorm to Hit U.S. Cattle Herds at Worst Possible Time
- Many high temperatures broken this week
- March so far much warmer and drier than normal
- Microclimates of frost
- Midwest in longest drought-free stretch since 2005
- More about the “Maya Express”
- More than 13 million people could have to leave the coast by the end of the century
- New research highlights long-range prediction of East Coast droughts and heat waves
- NOAA agrees: Feb 2016 the warmest ever
- NOAA: Moderate likelihood of spring flooding in Southeast
- North Carolina climate summary for February is now available
- North Carolina winter recap
- Not all farming is agriculture
- NWS Peachtree City announces early start to frost warnings in NE Georgia
- Observing the weather on Mt. Washington
- Pepper and squash supplies improve after rocky January
- Planning for changes to Africa’s agriculture under climate change
- Pollen counts soar earlier than usual due to warm spring temperatures
- Predicting corn yields after an El Niño
- Project VORTEX-SE began March 1
- Rain stays mainly to west this week
- Rainfall below normal this week except central FL peninsula
- Severe weather outbreaks bring tornadoes to Georgia in February 2016
- Shipwreck records and tree rings show hurricanes reduced in Maunder Minimum
- South Carolina expecting strong peach crop
- Spring weather safety tips
- Symphony of fireflies
- Ten civilizations that collapsed due to drought
- The “Maya Express” and the flooding rains this week
- The Atlanta tornado of 2008
- The meteorology and climatology of Cuba
- The snowy Wednesdays of March 1960 in North Carolina
- U.K. bounce house death highlights danger of inflatable structures and wind
- Unexpected effects of climate change on agriculture
- Vernal equinox (and astronomical spring begins) at 12:30 am on March 20
- Very warm temperatures for the next two weeks
- Very wet week ahead; more cold on the way in early April
- Vidalia onion crop looks strong this year
- Video on new “Drought Impacts on Forests and Rangelands” report
- Videos on how changing climate is affecting NC producers
- Water resources dashboard
- Wet west; drier east
- What are lenticular clouds?
- What is it like to be a meteorologist?
- What is turbulence?
- Will the northern US and Canada benefit from global warming?
- World Meteorological Day