Archive: August 2017
97 archived posts
- “And Now, a Weather Report From Mars”
- “As Peru’s glaciers melt, its problems are only beginning”
- “Carbon Dioxide Levels Are Making Crops Less Nutritious”
- “Category 4 Hurricane Harvey Makes Landfall Near Rockport, Texas”
- “Death Valley Sets New Global Record for Hottest Single Month”
- “Does Rain Increase Joint Pain? Researchers Say No”
- “Dry Weather Increases Health Threats to Livestock”
- “Extreme heat decimating crops in parts of Europe”
- “Increased Rainfall in June Limits Georgia’s Watermelon Crop”
- “Massive El Niño sent carbon dioxide levels soaring”
- “New study shows the Amazon makes its own rainy season”
- “Texas Farmers Race To Mitigate the Impact of Hurricane Harvey “
- “The Sea Level Did, in Fact, Rise Faster in the Southeast U.S.”
- “Weather Swings Making Corn Yield Predictions Tough”
- “Wet Weather Breeds Phytophthora in Young Apple Plantings”
- A look at devastating hurricanes from the past
- Abnormally dry conditions expand into South Carolina
- Abnormally dry conditions this week may go away thanks to Harvey
- Agricultural impacts of Harvey
- American Meteorological Society: 2016 State of the Climate
- Another rainy week expected
- Are bears turning vegetarian due to climate change?
- Bringing back longleaf pines
- Climate Learning Network webinar on cattle comfort September 7
- Climate teaching resources
- Clothing made from milk?
- Coastal erosion tool for hurricane planners
- Corn posts double-digit increases in yield this year
- Could Rain Associated With Harvey Significantly Impact Livestock or Agriculture?
- CPC: Warmer and wetter than normal conditions for fall
- Dangers of drought-stressed corn
- Do you need flood insurance?
- Draft of Climate Change report in the news
- Drought Monitor: No changes from last week
- Eclipse photos from EarthSky
- Eclipse traffic is already affecting dairy producers in Oregon and Idaho
- Eclipse weather from the NC State Climate Office
- Expansion of abnormally dry conditions in VA, NC and SC
- Fall is expected to be warmer and wetter than normal
- Fantastic images from the Royal Photographic Society
- Final 2017 Atlantic hurricane seasonal forecast
- Find your flood zone map
- Florida climate summary for July 2017 now available
- Frost forecast for the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
- Fruit and nut meetings highlight effects of climate on crops
- Georgia farmers expect larger peanut crop
- Harvey sets a new record for rainfall
- Health impacts after a flood like Hurricane Harvey
- Heavy tropical rains continue in parts of the South
- Help NASA monitor eclipse weather
- HELP WANTED–from you!
- Hoping for a rainy week in northern AL, GA
- How a mangrove forest recovered following Hurricane Andrew
- How can storms like Harvey generate such unbelievable amounts of rain?
- How Do Farmers Think about Climate Risk?
- How land use from agriculture has changed over time
- How will the eclipse affect the weather?
- How will the eclipse change the weather around the US?
- Hurricane Harvey heads for Texas coast
- If you’re not watching the tropics, you should be
- Irrigated corn does less well in this wet year in Georgia
- Italian wine grape yield down by 30% due to “bizarre” weather
- July 2017 slightly warmer and drier than normal in Georgia
- Largest-ever dead zone in Gulf of Mexico
- Latest outlook for August 2017
- Lawn and Garden Index shows where rain is most needed
- Many cities in the Southeast are on record pace for warmth so far this year
- Minor improvements in dry conditions in NC and VA this week
- Moon shadow over the Southeast
- National Farmers Union: What farmers need to know about climate change
- NEEF: The Future of US Agriculture
- NOAA OceanAdapt tool shows how fish have migrated over time
- NOAA: Globe had 2nd warmest July and year to date on record
- NOAA: Extreme weather information sheets
- NOAA: July 2017 was 10th warmest on record for US, YTD second warmest
- NOAA: Neutral conditions most likely through winter
- North Carolina climate summary for July 2017 now available
- Outlook for fall and winter for the Southeast
- Ronald Reagan’s close call on August 1, 1983
- School flooding threat in the US
- Shifts in planting zones in the US between 1971-2000 and 1981-2010
- So far August is wetter and cooler than normal for most parts of Southeast
- Southeast River Forecast Center monthly water outlook online
- Summer Storms Bring Down Drought-Damaged Trees In Atlanta
- Texas Monthly: “The Day the Fire Came”
- The Southeastern eclipse of 1900–what it taught meteorologists
- Tropical Storm Franklin forms
- TS Emily report available from Florida Climate Center
- USDA disaster recovery resources for Harvey and other natural disasters
- Variable rainfall across the Southeast this week
- Video: “A Forest Year”
- Video: How do hurricanes form?
- Visit a working tea plantation in the US
- Watch the shadow of the eclipse move over the US on Monday
- Weather impacts from the eclipse
- What 500-year flooding could look like around five cities
- What will the eclipse be like if there are clouds?