Archive: February 2020
63 archived posts
- A Week of ‘Weather Mood Swings’ in Georgia
- Ag groups form coalition to advocate for farmers in climate debate
- Are we headed into a La Niña? Some indicators say yes.
- BBC: Breathtaking images from the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition
- California fruit farmers try to deal with fewer chill hours
- Coastal Florida residents not swayed by flood maps
- Continued rain north, dry south this week
- Corn planting information from Rome Ethredge
- Create your own fact sheet about climate change opinions in your county
- Drought decreases but abnormally dry conditions expand this week
- Dry areas may get some relief this week
- Dry conditions contract in rainy weather
- Expect widespread minor flooding by next weekend
- Florida considering production of artichokes
- Forbes: Newly reconstructed 1899 wind chill map during Great Cold Outbreak
- Fruit Walls: Urban Farming in the 1600s
- Getting hit by lightning: Why you don’t want it to happen to you
- Happy Groundhog Day!
- Happy Leap Day!
- How early is spring this year?
- How far out can we forecast the weather?
- How warming winters are affecting different parts of the US
- January 2020 was the 5th warmest on record for the contiguous US
- Lake effect snow in Atlanta?
- Managing soil compaction after excessively wet conditions
- March 2020 expected to be colder and wetter than normal in most of the Southeast
- Miami’s endangered pine rocklands native forest
- Moderate drought expands into southern Georgia
- Modern Farmer: Dogs could save the citrus industry from a devastating disease
- More heavy rain for northern parts of the region this week
- NASA animation shows ocean floor as it drains
- NASS climate summary shows how rain has impacted Georgia’s ag in February 2020
- New research indicates lowest pressure, not highest winds, is best match for hurricane damage
- New Water Resources Outlook video available
- New websites for displays of climate data
- NOAA: January 2020 hottest ever for globe
- NYT: Hurricane Dorian ravaged Bahamas’ reefs
- Panhandle Row Crop Short Course – March 5
- Planting trees isn’t as simple a climate solution as you might think
- Precipitation so far in February ranked #1 at numerous locations
- Rainy and warm conditions contribute to green fields and overflowing streams
- Recent climate change stories in the news
- Relief funds will be available soon for farmers affected by Hurricane Michael
- SERCC: January 2020 climate summary now available
- Severe drought appears in the Florida Panhandle
- Soggy conditions result in flooding and high water levels across central Georgia and beyond
- Solar power provides options for farmers
- South Carolina Extreme Events Timeline
- Split pattern continues in rainfall this week
- Super Bowl turf from UGA protects Chiefs and 49ers
- The longleaf pine was nearly wiped out 100 years ago. Can Southern landowners help it make a comeback?
- The Quilters and Knitters Who Are Mapping Climate Change
- Two ways you can prepare your farm for disaster
- UGA climate expert shares production strategies for spring weather
- Very warm Europe, eastern US, frigid Alaska in January 2020
- Video: Assessing Drought in the US
- Video: Florida State Climatologist Zierden on climate change in Florida
- Warm winter affects bees, parasites
- Webinar on droughts and floods Tuesday Feb. 18 at 11 AM EST
- Wet conditions are expected to plague farmers in many parts of the US this spring
- Wet Weather Could Slow Planting, Increase Risk of Disease
- Wet/dry pattern expected to persist through February
- Writer Wendell Berry discusses the urban-rural divide in understanding agriculture