Archive: May 2017
93 archived posts
- “America’s Thoroughbred Capital: Farther South Than You Think”
- “Atlanta’s Old-Growth Forests gain national recognition”
- “Climate 101” web resources
- “Florida’s Bone Dry and Burning While Rest of U.S. Is Soaking Wet”
- “Georgia growers deal with warm winter, March freeze”
- “Georgia is the Nation’s Tornado Leader in 2017, Setting a New State Record”
- “Georgia landscapes changing fast – urban land doubled in 30 years as farmlands faded”
- “How Rising Seas and Coastal Storms Drowned the U.S. Flood Insurance Program”
- “It was so hot on Sunday, Miami set a new temperature record”
- “Jaw-Dropping Cinemagraphs Show Waves Are Works of Natural Art”
- “More Intense Rains in U.S. Midwest Tied to Farm Mechanization”
- “New climate means new challenges for farmers”
- “New National Hurricane Center warnings unveiled to give more detailed notice”
- “New Report Reveals World’s Deadliest Tornado, Lightning, Tropical Cyclone And Hailstorm”
- “Official Says Georgia Wildfire Could Go On For 6 Months”
- “RainSphere”–A new tool for exploring trends in satellite precipitation
- “Remembering the Surprise Spring Snow in May 1992”
- “Southwest Florida Struggles with Whiteflies and Drought”
- “Species on the move having a big impact”
- “Strange Tornado Paths: They Don’t Always Move in the Direction You’d Think”
- “Tea’s Specialty Crop Potential Being Studied in the Southeast”
- “The Myth of the 1970s Global Cooling Scientific Consensus”
- “The Science Of Sunrises: 4 Fun Facts”
- “USDA declares Georgia, Florida disaster areas after freeze”
- “USDA Researchers Say Georgia Peach Crop Worst in 100 Years”
- “What it’s like to be hit by lightning”
- 20th anniversary of the Miami tornado of May 12, 1997
- Air Quality Awareness Week
- American trees are moving west as well as north, and we don’t know why
- Antarctica is getting greener
- April 2017 is another warm month in a long line; drought expands in southern Georgia
- Benefits of silvopasture to livestock
- Blizzard out west causes major problems for wheat and cattle farmers
- Clouds interrupted by building
- CoCoRaHS: April Showers Bring Some Flowers and Lots of Flooding
- Cotton growers could save water and irrigation costs with little loss of yield
- Drier week ahead
- Drought.gov great source of maps and tools
- Dry week after today’s rain
- Earliest recorded tropical storm in Eastern Pacific Ocean
- El Niño, La Niña and tornado frequency
- El Niño: Will he or won’t he?
- Extreme drought expands in central Florida and southeast Georgia
- Extreme drought introduced to Florida peninsula
- Extreme drought reappears in southern Georgia
- Extremely wet week ahead
- Florida climate summary for April 2017 now available
- Global temperature patterns over the last two decades
- Heavy rains eliminate extreme drought in north Georgia
- How do changes in weather affect your health?
- It’s Hurricane Preparedness Week!
- June 2017 leans cool and wet in latest CPC outlook
- Lessons from Hurricane Andrew
- Make hay while the sun shines
- May 2017 likely to be another above-normal month
- Monthly climate for May 2017 shows cooler and wetter conditions so far
- More spectacular photography from National Geographic
- NASA: April 2017 was the second warmest on record
- Near-record cold temperatures coming to the Southeast on Friday
- NOAA Climate Prediction Center: Outlook for June and summer
- NOAA tools for viewing sea level rise
- NOAA: 2017 Atlantic hurricane season outlook
- NOAA: April 2017 was the second wettest and 11th warmest for the US
- NOAA: El Nino update
- NOAA: May 2017 Climate Connection
- NOAA: Second warmest April on record for globe
- NOAA: What’s new in hurricane forecasting?
- North Carolina climate summary for April 2017 now available
- North Carolina wheat crop recovers from March frost
- NWS: Water Resources Outlook for summer
- Photo contest winners
- Preliminary May 2017 climate summary
- Record early snakebites linked to warm winter
- Saving water in a drought
- Sea level rise is accelerating
- SERCC: Climate summary for the Southeast for April 2017
- Smart irrigation apps
- South Carolina stakeholders meet to discuss persistent drought
- Spectacular cloud movie of Grand Canyon inversion
- The Natchez tornado of 1840
- Tornado safety in a mobile home or house with no basement
- Tornado track database
- Tornadoes, Risk, Poverty, And Housing
- U.S. Daily Record Highs Outnumber Lows 5 to 1 since 2010
- US Weather–What’s ahead for this summer?
- Video: Why the World Needs Meteorologists
- What is a “wake low”?
- Where to get radar-estimated rainfall
- Why do big hurricanes keep missing the US?
- Wildfire Forces Georgia Town Evacuation
- Will we break our string of above-normal months in May?
- Year to date temperature is ranked #1 for most of the Southeast