Archive: October 2016
105 archived posts
- “A Rough End to the Season for Warm-Season Turfgrasses”
- “As drought grips Iran, farmers lament loss of a way of life”
- “As Winter Approaches, Wild Montana Mustangs Depend on Snowpack for Survival”
- “Climate Change Will Cripple Coastal Septic Systems”
- “Could La Nina Watch be Ploy to Raise Prices Pre-Election?”–Short answer NO!
- “Florida growers expect regular fall volumes on most vegetables”
- “Growing food with seaweed and solar power”
- “Haitian partners address challenges after Hurricane Matthew”
- “Hurricane Matthew damages North Carolina sweet potatoes, spares Florida and Georgia”
- “Living in China’s Expanding Deserts”
- “Mount Washington, New Hampshire: The Most Extreme Weather Observatory on Earth”
- “Pictures show hurricane’s unprecedented damage to North Carolina crops”
- “Rare, Colorful Lightning Sprites Dance Over Hurricane”
- “Reporting on global warming: A study in headlines”
- “Scary Warm: Welcome to the Halloween Heat Wave of 2016”
- “Testing commercial olive trees in north Florida — the early results”
- “Weather and Climate Priorities Facing the Next US President”
- “What it’s like to be trapped by a Category 5 hurricane”
- A hot end to the month expected
- Alabama’s ‘Worst Drought In Memory’ Is About To Get Even Worse
- Anniversary of Hurricane Sandy
- Another almost dry week
- Before and After images from Hurricane Matthew
- Beyond the Data: Finding extreme temperature records
- Carbon dioxide passes a major threshold
- Climate impacts reduce global wine yield by 5% this year
- CoCoRaHS Condition Monitoring now available
- CoCoRaHS webinar Thursday on COMET program
- Coffee, grains may suffer in warmer climate
- Congratulations to PINEMAP for NIFA 2016 Partnership Award
- Cotton harvest starts in south Georgia
- Crickets are natural thermometers
- Drought continues to expand; no end in sight
- Drought increases due to dry and warm week
- Dry except where Matthew is still pouring down rain
- EPA’s new Climate Change Adaptation Resource Center
- Exceptional and extreme drought expands
- Exceptional drought expands in AL and GA; severe drought increases in SC
- Farmers continue to assess damage from Hurricane Matthew
- Fire weather resources for Georgia and Florida
- First median 32 F freeze map
- Floods kill 1.9 million chickens and turkeys
- Florida climate summary for September 2016 now available
- Forestry-related web resources
- Georgia forestry statistics
- Georgia’s livestock faces worsening drought, forage expert gives counsel
- Halloween tornadoes
- Happy Halloween!
- Historical South Carolina hurricanes
- How bad could Matthew be? Past hurricanes offer clues
- Hurricane Matthew impacts historic sites
- Hurricane Wilma makes landfall eleven years ago today
- Interesting images from Hurricane Matthew
- Interesting stories from Hurricane Matthew
- Israeli scientists create heat-resistant apricot trees with some help from South Carolina
- Kudzu, the vine that ate southern agriculture
- La Niña is back in the picture
- Latest US Forest Service newsletter now available
- Level 3 water restrictions for Haralson County in NW Georgia
- Livestock drought meetings planned for north Alabama
- Matthew expected to dump feet of rain on Haiti; Southeast be aware
- Matthew is blasting through records
- Matthew stories and statistics
- Matthew’s impacts on livestock
- New drought report released by the Southeast Regional Climate Center
- New holiday feature on cli-MATE database
- New meat sustainability app available
- Next ACF basin biweekly drought webinar on Wednesday October 26 at 1 pm EDT
- NOAA: 9th warmest September, 2nd warmest year to date for US
- NOAA: Monthly record warm streak ends; September second warmest on record for the globe
- NOAA: Winter likely to be warmer, drier than normal for the Southeast
- North Carolina climate summary for September 2016 now available
- October 17 webinar on CoCoRaHS Condition Monitoring
- October so far much above normal in temperature
- Rain in the forecast late in the week
- Rainfall “haves” and “have nots”
- Recommendations for coastal counties to prepare for Hurricane Matthew
- Reminder: ACF drought webinar on Wednesday Oct. 26 at 1 pm EDT
- Report on Hurricane Matthew from the Florida Climate Center
- September 2016 was much hotter than normal; rain was low except from tropical systems
- Some initial impacts of Matthew on agriculture
- SREL September newsletter now available
- Starting a school garden–don’t forget the rain gauge!
- State by state assessment of agricultural damages from Hurricane Matthew
- State Climate Office of North Carolina report on Matthew available
- Story map of Matthew impacts
- Stunning river basin map
- Stunning time lapse of monsoon rains
- The Key West Hurricane of 1846
- The mystery of rising methane
- The story behind the New Orleans “hot nights” observations
- Tropical storms remove dry conditions in some areas of Georgia but others get worse
- Two useful impact maps for Hurricane Matthew
- Update on Matthew from Wunder Blog
- US snowfall climatology from the Midwestern Regional Climate Center
- USDA press release on Hurricane Matthew
- USGS deploys gauges along the coast to measure storm surge and other weather variables
- Video of Matthew’s rainfall path
- Video: Why is sea ice important?
- Watch an eyewall replacement in Hurricane Matthew
- Weather Underground update on Matthew
- What is the diurnal cycle?
- When is it going to rain?
- Why do leaves change red in the fall?
- Will dry conditions continue in the drought-bound Southeast? That depends on Matthew.