Archive: December 2016
75 archived posts
- “12 Weather and Climate Concepts that Confuse the Public”
- “Battered By Climate Change, Nile Farmers Forge New Course”
- “Drought is damaging California’s giant sequoias”
- “Fall 2016 Was Record Warmest For Dozens of Cities from Northeast to West”
- “From pole to pole, twin sea ice records have scientists stunned”
- “Here’s why computer models 10 days into the future cannot be trusted”
- “How Does Agriculture Change Our Climate?”
- “If it ain’t broke . . .”
- “Mapping Three Decades of Global Water Change”
- “Meteorologists Are the Least Creepy People on Earth, Study Says”
- “More Georgia Counties Receive USDA Drought Disaster Declarations”
- “New System Predicts Flash Droughts Up to Four Months Ahead of Time”
- “Pre-Christmas melt? North Pole forecast to warm 50 degrees above normal Thursday”
- “Record Snow or No? Behind the Scenes of a Record Event Review”
- “The mythical ‘endless summer’ is becoming a detested reality in South Florida”
- “The Simple Proof of Man-Made Global Warming”
- “The Snow Guardian”
- “The Southeast is becoming a wildfire hotspot”
- “US Crops Are Disturbingly Vulnerable to Another Dust Bowl”
- “Weather Apps to Download and Store Up for Winter”
- “Winter Brings Feed Challenges”
- Carolina CISA newsletter focuses on Southeast drought
- Climate.gov describes how La Niña works
- Cold snap impacts on agriculture across the US
- Do you have a severe weather plan?
- Drier week ahead
- Drought decreases in AL, GA but Florida becomes abnormally dry
- Drought improvement in some areas
- Earthrise photo from Christmas Eve 1968
- Floods and other disasters are on the increase–should people be allowed to rebuild?
- Florida climate summary for November now available
- Florida strawberries respond well to cooler temperatures
- Get ready for winter cold and storms
- Good source of weather maps, apps, and other information
- Happy Winter Solstice!
- Interesting new Southeast drought map
- Is the Atlantic hurricane season getting longer?
- January and JFM outlooks reflect the impacts of the weak La Niña
- Large variations in temperature and precipitation so far in December
- Little change in drought status this week
- Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all!
- Methane production surges since 2007
- NASA: New 3-D view of Carbon Dioxide
- National Weather Service modernization derailed by GA-FL water wars
- New SERCH newsletter available
- New Water Resources Outlook video available
- NOAA quarterly impacts report for the Southeast now available
- NOAA: Digital Coast data resource site
- NOAA: La Nina update shows it continues but is likely to be short-lived
- NOAA: Review of the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season
- NOAA: Strong evidence that human-caused climate change intensified 2015 heat waves
- NOAA: Warmest autumn on record, second warmest November
- North Carolina summary for November 2016 now available
- November 2016 5th warmest for globe; 2016 still on pace to set new record
- November’s dry conditions expand drought across Georgia
- NWS: New experimental snowfall maps will be available
- Outlook for December shows moderate temperatures and wetter conditions
- Significant rain should improve drought conditions in the Southeast
- Slow improvement in drought conditions
- Small amounts of rain in next week for most of the Southeast
- Snow falls in Sahara desert time for first time in 37 years
- South Carolina farmers discuss the impacts of Hurricane Matthew
- Stories of Arctic woes
- Strong cold front is moving through the Southeast
- The lakes of the world are disappearing – in pictures
- The Southeast leads the country in cover crop usage
- USDA Forest Service Climate Change Resource Center
- Video: Coastal Georgia’s Green Infrastructure & Stormwater Management
- Video: New animation of El Niño and La Niña
- Wet/dry pattern continues
- What backyard birds can tell us about changing climate
- What is the average date of first snow?
- Why Climate Research is Important
- Why the North Pole is cold
- Wildfires in the Appalachians–more frequent in the future?