Archive: February 2017
89 archived posts
- “2017 Ancient cave reveals recent droughts in the Middle East were most severe for over a millennium”
- “A Secret Forest Grew for Millennia in North America Without Anyone Noticing”
- “California Precipitation: From Famine to Feast”
- “Controlled drainage can boost North Carolina Blacklands’ corn yields”
- “Georgia scores major victory in water wars feud with Florida”
- “Growing Vegetables–At the Airport?”
- “How A Deadly Heat Wave Led To Disastrous Floods 2,000 Miles Away”
- “How Can Little Critters Teach Us About Climate?”
- “How can we predict the climate when weather forecasts are so uncertain?”
- “How unusual is 2016’s record-temperature three-peat, and will the hot streak continue in 2017?”
- “Jimmy Carter leases his land to solar power much of Plains”
- “Last year was bad for peaches. This year looks worse.”
- “March Snowstorms in Alabama – What are the Odds?”
- “Massive hurricane-force Atlantic storm to push abnormally mild air toward North Pole”
- “Meet the pawpaw, American’s forgotten fruit”
- “Middle America is basking in unprecedented February warmth”
- “Siberia’s ‘doorway to the Underworld’ Is Getting So Big It’s Uncovering Ancient Forests”
- “The ominous duo that is rising seas and sinking land”
- “The U.S. is Poised to Set a Record-Setting Record”
- “This is February?”
- “Warm Winter Fuels Deadly Southeast Tornadoes”
- “Warm Winter Temperatures Spark Fears of Potential Plant Diseases”
- “Welcome to hell on Earth in Australia”
- “What Your TV Meteorologist Likely Thinks Of Climate Change”
- An early look at the 2017 growing season
- Another fairly dry week
- Chill hours for peaches and other fruit even lower than last year
- Did NOAA fudge the global temperature data set? Independent analyses say no
- Drier than normal weather continues
- Dry conditions expand in Florida and the Carolinas
- Early start to pollen this year
- El Niño could return for 2017 Atlantic hurricane season
- EPA: Smart Growth Fixes for Climate Adaptation and Resilience
- Fairly dry week for most of the Southeast
- February so far much warmer and drier than normal
- Florida climate summaries for January 2017 and the year 2016 now available
- Fog-induced snow in the Netherlands
- Freeze maps available from the Midwestern Regional Climate Center
- Georgia 2017 Severe Weather Awareness Week
- Georgia peach crop may suffer due to warm winter
- Global Sea Ice at Record Low: What Happens When All the Ice Melts?
- Great Florida Freeze of 1835
- Handbook of drought indicators
- Happy birthday National Weather Service!
- Happy spring!
- Happy Weatherperson’s Day!
- Hermine and Julia reports now available
- How accurate are old weather proverbs?
- How climate is changing at high latitudes
- Iowa State University resources on specialty crops and climate
- January 2017 much warmer and wetter than normal
- Livestock producers prepare for drought
- Meteorologists remember Bill Paxton and “Twister”
- More impacts of the Southeast drought on cattle production
- NASA: January 2017 was the 3rd warmest in 137 years
- New Alabama drought website
- New SREL newsletter provides information on forestry opportunities around the South
- No change in drought status again this week
- No changes to drought this week
- NOAA Climate History: The Great Arctic Outbreak of 1899
- NOAA: Finding Climate Data
- NOAA: January 2017 was third warmest on record for globe
- NOAA: January was wetter and warmer than average for the U.S.
- North Carolina climate summary for January 2017 now available
- Oroville Dam in California in danger of uncontrolled water releases
- Our changing water future
- Over 30 killed in Georgia tornado back in 1921
- Peaches are blooming in Watkinsville
- Preliminary quick winter summary for the Southeast
- Rain may help driest parts of Southeast this week
- So long La Niña!
- Some expansion of drought this week
- Southeastern fires by satellite
- Spring is 20 days earlier than usual this year, according to the National Phenology Network
- Spring outlook shows warmer than normal conditions continue
- Storm summary for January 21-23 tornado outbreak
- The “Enigma” tornado outbreak of 1884
- The Alps could lose 70 percent of their snow cover by 2100
- The four H’s of Florida cattle production
- The latest on the Oroville Dam in California
- Trends in radiative forcing show the power of greenhouse gases
- UF/IFAS Evaluating Cold-Hardy Citrus Varieties for the Panhandle
- Video: Making snowflakes in slo-mo
- Video: Spacecraft destroys sundog
- Wacky February weather affects agriculture across the US
- Warm and wet conditions cover most of Georgia in January 2017
- Weatherproof broccoli?
- Weird things that have shown up on radar
- Zoom meeting on weather and climate data for Georgia