Archive: March 2020
58 archived posts
- A shift in ENSO is causing worse prediction skill
- Abandoned cropland helps make Europe cooler
- Abnormally dry conditions expand in AL and FL
- Abnormally dry conditions now cover much of Florida
- Abnormally dry conditions return to GA, expand in AL, FL
- Accuweather’s hurricane forecast for the Atlantic predicts another active season
- Big Data Helps Farmers Adapt to Climate Variability
- Bloomberg: Extreme Weather Events Expose Vulnerability of Crops Globally
- Climate change presents new challenges, long-term threats for NC farmers
- Corn planting at fast pace in southern Georgia
- Deadly tornadoes reveal new disaster patterns in the Southeast
- Eos: How to Read Atmospheric History Written in Flowstones
- Finally a mostly dry week
- Florida Grower: Peaches Not Fazed by Warm Temperatures
- Happy astronomical spring!
- Have we seen our last spring frost? Unlikely for most areas
- Highlights from the 2020 Panhandle Row Crop Short Course
- How changing climate is affecting wine growing
- Impacts of recent weather on blueberry production
- Latest outlook for April 2020 shows warmer and wetter than normal, no frost likely
- Machine learning may help forecasters predict severe weather up to 5 days ahead
- March 2020 well above normal in temperature, variable in precipitation
- March so far is warmer than normal, but rainfall highly variable
- More of the same weather this week
- More of the same, again
- NCCO: February 2020 climate summary now available
- NCCO: North Carolina State Climate Report now available
- NCCO: Winter 2019-2020 Recap–Warm and Wet but Little Snow
- Neutral ENSO conditions expected to last through summer
- New Research Says Tropical Cyclones Are Intensifying More Quickly
- NOAA and SERCC climate summaries available for February 2020 and for Winter 2019-20
- NOAA: Continued warm and wet conditions expected for next three months
- NOAA: Second warmest February and Dec-Feb for globe
- North Carolina Climate Science Report Plain Language Summary
- NWS video briefing on severe weather potential for March 31, 2020
- Phys.org has wealth of stories on agriculture and climate
- Planting Prognostication: Understanding last frost and planting dates
- Presentations from US Drought Monitor Forum now available
- Project Drawdown provides 76 practical solutions to slow climate change
- Rain midweek, otherwise dry
- Risk factors associated with early-planted soybeans
- SERCC: Winter 2019-20 summary now available
- Slight adjustments to drought this week
- Soil temperatures in south Georgia look good for planting
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar: Tuesday March 10 at 10 AM ET
- The Little Ice Age Wasn’t Global, but Current Climate Change Is
- The Packer: Florida’s peach deal hits at just the right time
- Tree damage in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria linked to heavy rain
- UGA Extension helps Georgia improve water usage efficiency
- Unusual winter in Europe leaves Moscow, Finland without snow
- Vidalia onions set to ship on April 16
- Video: A Year Along the Geostationary Orbit
- Weather education resources for teachers
- Webinar: Southeast Climate Summary and Outlook for 2020, Tuesday March 24 at 11 am EDT
- Wet Winter Could Delay Georgia Watermelon Plantings
- When was the last time you reviewed your disaster plan?
- Winter 2019-2020 was warmer than normal across the Southeast
- Yucatan Peninsula heading into worst drought since 1986