Archive: January 2019
69 archived posts
- 2018 climate summary for the Southeast is now available
- 2018 was warmer than normal and also much wetter than normal in most places
- A blueberry farmer’s perspective on climate issues
- A completely dry week expected
- Atlas: Engineering with Nature
- Don’t trust your weather app in rapidly changing conditions
- Drought continues its slow expansion in southern Florida
- Drying fields finally allow harvesting of Georgia cotton
- Earliest 2019 hurricane forecast indicates a less active season
- Extreme heat in Australia burns stone fruit from the inside
- Extreme weather increases risks for young farmers
- February outlook shows that colder conditions are likely
- Five big weather and climate events for Georgia in 2018
- Florida is the wet spot this week
- Florida the dry spot again this week
- Florida’s most vulnerable citizens struggle to recover over a year after Irma
- Florida’s state parks still dealing with effects of Hurricane Michael
- Forbes: The Simplest Explanation of Global Warming Ever
- Four Hurricane Michael disasters
- Georgia agriculture stories sum up 2018
- Georgia Climate Project: How do urban landscapes affect local weather and climate?
- Georgia Climate Project: What are the most effective ways to capture and report information for water planning?
- Georgia Climate Project: What data sets are need to quantify the impacts of changing climate on our society?
- Georgia Farm Bureau: Crop Outlook is Clouded by Storm, Trade
- Happy New Year!
- How 2018 temperatures compare to previous years
- How a snowflake gets its shape
- How bad has this winter been? Not as bad as you might think
- How do climate models work?
- How do we know that human activity is responsible for global warming?
- How Georgia became a top ten solar state
- How the government shutdown is affecting our atmospheric science students
- Improvement in Florida drought this week
- Insured losses from Hurricane Michael now over $5.4 billion
- Is the Southwest entering its next mega-drought?
- January heat should give way to colder temperatures in second half of month
- Latest February outlook shows warmer and wetter than normal conditions likely
- Nature: How much can forests fight climate change?
- New data visualization tool from Arizona State University
- New graphic shows the drivers of carbon dioxide increase
- New study shows that a large majority of Americans think global warming is happening
- No changes to drought status this week
- North Carolina climate summary for December 2018 now available
- NPR: Drawing the weekly drought map
- NPR: With Better Climate Data, A Push To Use It To Prepare For Climate Impacts
- NWS: Most recent Water Resources Outlook video released today
- Oceans hottest on record in 2018
- Outside: The National Weather Service Is Our Best Federal Agency
- Photo essay on impact of water on landscapes
- Popular Mechanics: 7 Best Weather Apps
- Severe drought develops in Florida
- Slight expansion of drought in Florida this week
- Southeast climate report for December 2018 now available
- Stone walls hidden in New England forests show changes in land use over time
- The best meteorological images of 2018
- The Polar Vortex is coming?
- The total lunar eclipse of January 20-21, 2018
- Three lessons from the 2018 disasters
- Tonight’s temperatures show how temperature varies with wind and sky conditions
- Top three natural disasters in 2018 were in the US
- Updated January 2019 outlook shows continued wet conditions
- Video: Snow waves
- Visit this site to see how the different weather models vary over time
- Weather Underground: Which Kills More People: Extreme Heat or Extreme Cold?
- Wet conditions in December 2018 contribute to a near-record-setting year
- Wet week across the region
- Where to find the best stargazing
- Where was your location millions of years ago?
- Why joints hurt more when it is cold