Archive: March 2018
81 archived posts
- “Beef herd expansion slows due to drought conditions”
- “Beware Of Planting Into Cold Soil”
- “Burning coal may have caused Earth’s worst mass extinction”
- “Some places flourished in the Little Ice Age. There are lessons for us now.”
- “Weather’s influence on grain quality”
- “Why Was the Discovery of the Jet Stream Mostly Ignored?”
- “Will Climate Change Make Your Hometown Full of Palm Trees?”
- 60th anniversary of the Keeling Curve
- Another “feast or famine” week for rainfall
- Avocados expected to have near-record year in spite of fires
- Beyond the Data: Supplemental information on the monthly climate summary and how to access it
- California strawberries are running early
- Cloud types and what they reveal about the weather
- CoCoRaHS March Madness begins!
- Does a warm Arctic lead to extreme weather in the East Coast? How do we know?
- Drought in recent years has been more extreme in the Southeast
- Drought introduced to central Florida and northwest Alabama
- Dry conditions this week may increase drought
- Extreme weather impacts on forage in 2017
- Feast or famine rainfall so far in March
- FEMA maps underestimate flood risks
- Florida climate summary shows warmest February on record is likely
- Florida tomatoes looking great
- Frost/freeze program for north and central Georgia is now active
- Georgia blueberries also affected by frost
- Georgia peaches take another hit from frost
- Goats cut landscaping costs at Buford Dam
- Happy 10th birthday, Georgia CoCoRaHS!
- Happy astronomical spring!
- How aerosols affect climate
- How good was NOAA’s winter forecast?
- How the South African drought is affecting Cape Town tourism
- Hurricane Irma report is now available
- Interesting new mapping tool
- Kenyan droughts are getting worse, affecting livestock producers there
- La Niña years tend to have more tornadoes
- Late winter climate update from AgroClimate
- Lower rain amounts this week
- March 10, 1884 was the first tornado forecast in history
- March 2018 will end up colder and drier than normal in most of the Southeast
- NASA needs your help to make cloud observations
- National Phenology Network needs your help
- Natural disasters are costing farming billions of dollars
- New USDA publication on assessing climate change through the next century
- New Water Resources Outlook available
- NOAA: February 2018 was the 6th wettest for the US, in warmest 1/3 of years
- NOAA: Globe had its coolest February since 2014
- North Carolina climate summary for February 2018 shows near-record warmth
- North Carolina: Winter summary now available
- Orange snow in Europe
- Outlook for the 2018 growing season
- Permafrost melting may add carbon dioxide to atmosphere
- Photos: North Sea cliff erosion
- Photos: Ocean storm waves
- Rain across the region this week
- Rain this week should improve drought in southern Georgia
- Recent articles of interest
- Record-setting warmth hits Georgia in February 2018
- SERCC: Climate summary for winter 2017-2018
- SERCC: February 2018 climate report now available
- Severe drought enters SE Georgia while other areas improve
- Severe drought expands in Georgia
- Severe drought expands in SE Georgia and extends into SC; other areas improve
- Shifts in temperature and precipitation affect forest populations in unexpected ways
- Slight changes in drought this week
- Spring outlook shows continued increased chance of above normal temperatures
- The most and least resilient counties in America
- Two stories about the Mediterranean Sea
- Using art to analyze volcanic aerosols
- Vidalia onion season begins on April 20
- Video: Views of Earth from space
- Video: Watch the Earth breathe with this animation from NASA
- Video: What elements are contributing to sea level rise?
- Webinar on drought and climate galleries
- Webinar: Outlook for 2018 growing season in Georgia
- Welcome to meteorological spring!
- What is cloud seeding and does it work?
- Where to get hourly weather forecast information
- Why predicting the subseasonal time scale is hard
- Why was February so warm?
- Will Georgia experience frost late next week?