Archive: June 2019
38 archived posts
- “Greenland is melting”
- “Open letter to the non-agricultural community”
- Another week of light rain
- Charleston residents identify flooding problems the models missed
- Climate Explorer shows historical and projected future climates for each county
- Drought increases in AL, FL but decreases in GA and SC; no changes to NC
- El Nino is expected to continue for the next few months
- FEMA flood map shows where most flood insurance claims occur
- Find the “climate stripes” for your county
- Florida’s timber rotting away after Michael
- Forestry and Natural Resources Webinar Portal
- GA and NC blueberry harvest down up to 50 percent this year
- Georgia’s watermelon season begins
- Happy climatological summer!
- Happy summer solstice!
- How far away was that lightning?
- It’s not just human emissions of carbon dioxide that are changing the climate
- Latest outlook shows temperatures are once again likely to be above normal
- Light rain this week except for Florida and eastern NC, VA
- May 2019 was the 4th warmest for the earth on record
- Monthly climate summaries for May 2019
- Mount Ulawun erupts to 50,000 feet in Papua New Guinea–implications for climate in Southeast
- New study shows carbon dioxide levels in past controlled by ocean temps, iron
- NOAA: Latest El Niño blog now available
- North Carolina welcomes new State Climatologist Kathie Dello
- NPR: How the Push for Renewable Energy is Changing Southwest Georgia
- Role-playing game: “Ready for Drought”
- SERCC: Spring 2019 was warmer and drier than normal
- SERCH provides links to presentations on Building Agricultural Resistance to Hurricanes
- Severe drought added to Southeast but reduced after heavy rains
- Severe drought now in Alabama but reductions in Georgia and South Carolina
- Showers through the week may further reduce dry conditions
- The Forgotten Grasslands of the Southeast
- The impact of our weather on weeds in Georgia this year
- The Three Most Important Graphs in Climate Change
- Variable rain across the Southeast this week
- Webinar: June 21 on Recent Research Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Emissions from Cattle
- Wet and warm conditions through mid-June 2019