Archive: August 2020
69 archived posts
- “Reverse waterfall” shows the power of the wind on the Australian coast
- 5 Reasons Why the Atlantic Hurricane Season Is About to Shift Into High Gear
- A Look at Drought Across the United States in 15 Maps
- A taste of fall could be coming in September
- Agricultural losses in Puerto Rico from Isaias estimated at $47.5 million
- Analysis: How well have climate models projected global warming?
- Colorado State’s new tropical forecast predicts many more storms this season
- Cotton & Covers: Southeastern farmers share their soil health journey
- CPC: Outlook for fall 2020 is warmer and wetter than usual
- Dairy Farmers Find Ways to Help Cows “Chill” During Summer Heat
- Derecho Forces Evacuation of 25,000 Pigs After Winds Rip Barns Apart
- Drought reduced from this week’s rain
- EarthSky: 5 Myths about Lightning
- EarthSky: Why some rain falls so hard
- Expected and preliminary impacts of Hurricane Laura on agriculture
- Farm Progress: Derecho damage could slow harvest this fall
- Forbes: 2020 Champagne Harvest Earliest Start Ever Thanks To Drought And Climate Change
- Forbes: Hail Is An Ice-Cold Threat For Crop Farmers
- Free webinar series: Hurricane Preparedness and Business Continuity, August 24-27
- Frequent rain chances this week
- GEMA’s hurricane guide has lots of useful information
- Georgia Extreme Events storymap
- Happy climatological fall!
- Heat stress and illness–don’t let this happen to someone you love!
- How farmers and ranchers keep animals safe during hurricanes
- Hurricane Isaias the major rain-maker this week
- Hurricane Laura takes aim on the TX-LA coast
- Hurricane resources in Spanish
- Identify corn ear pollination problems
- Images from the Midwestern derecho–immense damage to agriculture
- Intermittent showers all week
- Isaias removes all drought from Virginia, Puerto Rico
- Isaias starts to affect Florida
- It will take over one billion dollars to protect one small Louisiana town from climate change
- July 2020 climate summary for North Carolina now available
- July 2020 was warmer and drier than normal
- La Nina expected to begin soon
- Lingering severe weather and rain may be seen from Laura in the next couple of days
- Major hurricane Laura making landfall overnight, next wave is moving off Africa
- Marco fades away; all eyes now on Laura as it enters the Gulf
- Moderate drought in western Florida may be short-lived
- Most likely impact of TS Laura for Southeast will be rain
- Most rain this week linked to tropical storms
- NCCO: Rapid Response report on Hurricane Isaias
- NOAA: 11th warmest July on record for US
- NOAA: July 2020 was record hot for N. Hemisphere, 2nd hottest for planet
- North Carolina Pig Farms Survive Isaias
- Outlook for August 2020 and the remainder of the growing season
- Pecan growers ‘holding their breath’ as season looks hopeful
- Satellite image of Midwest shows extent of crop damage
- Scattered rain this week won’t keep up with thirsty crops
- Scorching temperatures in Death Valley shatter records in West, Southwest
- SERCC: Monthly climate summary for July 2020 now available
- Smithsonian: How Hurricanes Have Shaped the Course of U.S. History
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar Tuesday August 11 at 10 am EDT
- Southeast risks from TS Laura decrease, but Louisiana could experience two storms in 2 days
- The headache of harvesting wind-damaged crops
- Tropical Depression 13 forms in central Atlantic, expected to become TS Laura soon
- Tropical Storm Kyle forms off East Coast, heads east
- Tropics continue to be active but no current threat to Southeast
- Tropics produce two more potential named storms
- TS Isaias expected to brush past Georgia, make landfall in South Carolina on Monday
- TS Josephine forms, not expected to affect Southeast
- TS Marco forms; TS Laura’s path slips west, farther away from the Southeast
- Two tropical storms may be in the Gulf of Mexico early next week
- Upcoming Webinar: Weather-Ready Farms from the North Central Climate Cooperative
- Weatherwise: The Weather and Climate of Georgia
- Webinar on Hurricane Preparedness–Thursday Aug 13 at 10:30 am
- Wired: The Biblical flood that will drown California