Archive: February 2018
67 archived posts
- “A Kingdom from Dust”
- “Alfalfa in the Deep South: Three Things to Do By Spring”
- “Cold weather prompts white mold warning in South Carolina”
- “Early-Season Considerations for Peanut and Cotton Production”
- “Found: Eggs From a Butterfly Last Seen in Scotland 130 Years Ago”
- “How Peach Growers Can Overcome Low Chill Hours”
- “Late blight spotted in southwest Florida tomatoes, potatoes”
- “Peanut production getting popular in north Alabama”
- “The quietest winter for severe weather in 14 years”
- A look back at 2017 and the outlook for 2018
- AgWeb: Winter Drought Persists
- Another wet week expected north of Florida
- Are you ready for a disaster?
- As expected, La Niña winter will be warmer and drier than average
- Beech trees are taking over Northeastern forests
- California citrus farmers fight freezing weather
- CoCoRaHS: Winter’s not over yet
- Cold and dry conditions cover Georgia in January 2018
- Could the Mississippi River change course?
- Drier than normal week ahead
- Drought decreases due to weekend rains
- Extreme drought introduced to Alabama
- Extremely warm Arctic temperatures shock scientists
- Fastest decline in Arctic sea ice in at least 1,500 years
- February 2018 so far looks like La Niña
- Fog holes over cities in India
- Grazing lands become more vulnerable as rainfall variability increases
- Have we seen the last frost of the winter?
- Hay-balancer tool available for cattle ranchers
- Hot and dry conditions in Argentina threaten crops
- How the weather affects the flu
- How well have climate models projected global warming?
- La Niña continues but expected to return to neutral this spring
- Large California carrot farm makes move to Georgia
- Latest outlook shows likely expansion of drought in Florida and southern Georgia
- Management of Cool-Season Forages is Especially Crucial this Year
- Mangroves are expanding across the South, and it’s a mixed blessing
- March 2018 expected to be warmer and drier than normal on Florida peninsula
- National Drought summary for January 2018
- New source of weather forecast data may be useful for farm management
- NOAA: January 2018 the 5th warmest on record
- NOAA: January 2018 well above normal in temperature for the US as a whole
- North Carolina January 2018 summary: Snow brings some relief to drought
- Northern parts of the region will see the most rain this week
- NWS could lose 248 weather forecasters if President Trump’s budget is approved
- Recent research articles of interest
- Record-setting February warmth across most of Southeast
- Same rain pattern this week
- Severe drought gone from the Southeast
- Slight decrease in drought this week
- South Africa approaches Day Zero for water supplies
- South Carolina’s vanishing coast
- Spring wildfire potential is low for the Southeast
- Stunning photos of ancient trees
- The Corn Belt is making its own weather
- Underwater forest near Alabama may provide clues about ice-age ecology
- USDA: How the Super Bowl shaped the chicken industry
- Video: Cool season forage plot tour
- Video: Could Southern Plains Drought Shrink National Cattle Herd Again?
- Video: How Georgia Pecan Farmers are Still Recovering from Hurricane Irma
- Vulnerable Florida populations hurt by warmer climate
- What does a “double-dip” La Niña mean for this year’s weather?
- What is radiocarbon dating?
- What is the future of extreme cold?
- What is the Madden-Julian Oscillation and how it affects weather in the Southeast
- Whitefly impacts reduced but not eliminated due to cold weather
- Who really discovered the greenhouse effect?