Archive: September 2018
76 archived posts
- “Five things that must change after Hurricane Florence”
- “Five Tips to Keep Your Farm Operating in a Disaster”
- “Florence’s Path is Strewn with Toxic Hazards”
- “Flyover reveals the devastation in Florence’ wake”
- “Portugal seduces parched investors with water: plenty of it”
- “Switzerland is Quickly Losing Its Snow”
- “When Hurricane Florence Met Hurricane Fake News”
- Ag losses in South Carolina from Florence estimated at $125 million
- Agricultural losses in NC estimated at $1.1 billion
- Airports near coastlines are in danger from hurricanes and sea level rise
- Beyond the Data: It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity
- Could vanilla be Florida’s next great cash crop?
- Derelict boats from hurricanes clog Florida waterways
- Diverse Tree Portfolio Weathers Droughts Better
- Drought increases slightly in Alabama, decreases in South Carolina
- Drought returns to South Carolina and expands in Georgia
- Drought-stricken plants change the atmosphere around them
- Effects of wildfires on specialty crops out west
- Fall foliage should be excellent in the Northeast this year but less so in other places
- Farm animals raised in hot conditions generate less protein
- Farmers prepare for Florence
- Flood waters and feed mold risk
- Florence and agriculture in the news
- Florence dominates the rain field this week
- Florence drives drought from Carolinas but drought expands in AL and enters GA
- Florence rainfall
- Florida Growers Study Olive Potential
- Georgia Climate Project: How can we improve farmers’ resilience to extreme events like flooding?
- Georgia Climate Project: How do changes in upstream water systems affect coastal ecosystems?
- Georgia Climate Project: How will displacement of people by climate-related events affect Georgia?
- Georgia Climate Project: How will sea level rise affect the economy of coastal Georgia?
- Georgia Climate Project: What are the best ways to plan for and respond to extreme weather?
- Georgia wet in the west, dry in the east in August 2018
- Happy climatological fall!
- Heaviest rain from Florence likely to fall over center of hog production in NC
- Here is what September’s climate looked like before Florence
- How do meteorologists forecast hurricanes?
- How September’s climate is changing in the US
- How to prepare for dangerous weather
- How to restore your home after a disaster
- How will Hurricane Florence affect Georgia?
- Hurricane advice for grape growers
- Impacts of Tropical Storm Gordon on cotton and peanuts
- Latest outlook shows warm and wet conditions may continue through 2018
- Miami’s drinking water is under siege
- Moderate drought appears in small area of the Carolinas
- Most deaths due to Florence occurred in vehicles
- Mostly dry week ahead for the Southeast
- New website: Climate Change for Landscape Architects
- NOAA: 5th warmest August and summer on record for globe
- NOAA: Summer was tied for 4th warmest for contiguous 48 states
- North Carolina climate summary for August 2018 now available
- Not much rain this week except in coastal areas
- One of the muggiest years on record for the Eastern US
- Rain chances increase over the week
- September outlook shows continuation of wet and warm conditions; tropical activity increases
- SERCC: Summer climate summary now available
- Small farm preparation for hurricanes
- State Climate Office of North Carolina: Preliminary Florence summary
- Swarms of mosquitoes infest post-flood North Carolina
- Sweet potato prices jump after Hurricane Florence flooded fields
- Time: After Maria, recovery in Puerto Rico is slow
- Top five driest for this time of year in parts of GA, SC and NC
- Tropical Storm Gordon affects pecans and other Alabama crops
- Two more hurricane stories
- Update on Hurricane Florence for Georgia Extension–new path brings impacts to GA
- US Water Watcher Tool
- Video: How deforestation in the Amazon rainforest affects the water cycle
- Weather and climate are not the same thing
- Weather and tropical outlook for the Southeast for September 8, 2018
- Weather Photographer of the Year–two competitions
- Webinars of interest
- Welcome to astronomical fall!
- What it’s like to measure 34 inches of rain in a hurricane
- Where the rain hits this week will depend on the path of Florence
- Workshop: Building Agricultural Resilience to Hurricanes November 15