Archive: March 2019
56 archived posts
- Abnormally dry area doubles this week in the Southeast
- Aftermath of ‘bomb’ cyclone in central US leads to blizzards, floods
- An Ancient Ceiba Tree Reblooms after Hurricane Maria
- Audio: US pecan crop takes a big hit from Michael
- BASF director discusses how agriculture will adapt to changing climate
- Big increase in dry conditions this week
- Cover early plantings to protect from frost
- Critical temperatures for frost damage on fruit trees
- CSI ENSO: The case of the missing central Pacific rainfall
- EarthSky: All you need to know about this week’s equinox
- El Niño is Looking Very Healthy Right Now
- Electricity is a high-water hazard on area lakes
- Florida Climate Center has a new web site
- Florida climate summary for February 2019 now available
- Georgia Climate Project: 40 questions to guide research on climate change impacts on Georgia
- Georgia Climate Project: How do we assess the impact of climate change on at-risk communities?
- Georgia Climate Project: How to communicate costs of health impacts due to climate change?
- Georgia Climate Project: How to manage terrestrial ecosystems to reduce climate change impacts
- Hail storm damages hundreds of acres of watermelon plants
- Heavy rains cause high water levels in Lake Lanier and other lakes
- Higher tornado frequency is shifting eastward
- How Climate Change is Hitting Middle America
- How did Cahokian farmers feed such a large city?
- How El Niño is impacting Georgia agriculture
- Latest outlook for April 2019 shows warmer than normal temps will continue
- Looking for rainfall volunteers! In Georgia and elsewhere
- Miami temperatures shift towards a warmer distribution in every month
- More of the same in the rain game
- More stories about the terrible flooding in the Midwest
- Mostly dry week ahead
- New Republic: Climate Change and The Death of the Small Farm
- Newsweek: We’re the Weather Geeks Who Have Protected the Public for the Past 100 Years
- NOAA: February 2019 was the 5th warmest for the globe
- NOAA: How accurate was the winter forecast?
- NOAA: Spring Outlook Shows Flooding Will Continue Through May
- NOAA: Wettest winter on record for the US
- North Carolina climate summary for February 2019 now available
- Not much chance of rain this week
- NWS: Latest Water Resources Outlook video posted to YouTube
- Outlook for spring and summer 2019 in Georgia
- Rainy Sunday followed by drier conditions this week
- SERCC: Climate summary for February 2019 now available
- Slight changes in drought status this week
- Small areas of drought appear in SC and GA
- Some rain this week
- Southeast Farm Press: Managing early corn growth during El Niño key to strong yields
- Southeast Regional Climate Summary for Winter now available
- State Weather Extremes website
- The Packer: Low-chill peaches are feeling Florida’s heat
- Video: Closing the Ozone Hole
- Video: Recovery and Risk After Hurricane Michael
- Warm February 2019 brings out Georgia flowers
- What would you eat if you could only eat locally grown? Britain may be about to find out
- Wind energy resources
- Winter was warmer and wetter than normal across the Southeast
- Yale Climate Connection: Climate Change in Recent Movies