Archive: September 2020
62 archived posts
- 2020 Fall – Winter Row Crop Update For The Southeast
- Abnormally dry areas reduced by half
- Alabama farmers brace for Sally as pecan, cotton harvest nears
- Atlas Obscura: Why Does the Season Before Winter Have Two Names?
- Autumn comes to the Southeast
- Autumnal equinox occurs in 2020 on September 22
- Beware of heat-related illnesses after flooding and natural disasters
- Cold outbreak expected the first week of October
- Corn Season is Wrapping Up with Better Yields than Expected in the Western Panhandle
- CPC: End of year outlook is for warmer than normal temperatures
- CPC: La Nina Advisory posted
- Drier air in place for the next few days in parts of the Southeast
- Economists Estimate $55-100M Hit to Florida Agriculture Due to Hurricane Sally
- Eos: Decrease in Lightning Recorded over the Lower 48
- Heavy rain expected along Gulf Coast as TD19 moves slowly through the region
- Heavy rains from Hurricane Sally will cause flash flooding in Alabama and Georgia
- How does La Nina affect weather in the Southeast?
- Hurricanes and Insurance: All Water Damage Isn’t the Same When It Comes to Coverage
- LA AgCenter estimates ag, forestry losses from Hurricane Laura exceed $1.6 billion
- Listen to forests all over the world
- Lots of tropical waves, not much impact on Southeast
- Many parts of globe are experiencing warming trends in all 12 months
- More Hurricane Laura impacts on agriculture
- More impacts of Sally on agriculture
- More stories from Southeast AgNet on Hurricane Sally damage
- Mosquitoes cause heavy livestock toll after Hurricane Laura
- Most rain this week in Florida and along the East Coast
- Mostly dry week, but watch out for TS Beta next weekend
- NCCO: Florence, our wettest hurricane, two years later
- NCCO: Tropical Air and Tropical Storms Make for a Warm, Wet August
- New Climate Maps Show a Transformed United States
- No drought but pockets of abnormally dry conditions appear
- No drought but some abnormally dry conditions continue
- NOAA: 2nd warmest August and 3rd warmest NH summer on record for globe
- NWS Resources for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- Power outages cause problems for rice growers in LA after Laura
- Preliminary damage from Sally
- Recent stories from Charleston’s Post and Courier highlight flooding seas
- Resilient Rural America Project: Survey for module 2
- Rude Awakening for Crops, Livestock as Plains See Temperature Swing
- SERCC: August 2020 climate summary is now available
- SERCC: Regional climate summary for Summer 2020 now available
- Slight increase in abnormally dry conditions likely to change after Sally
- Soon-to-be Hurricane Sally expected to impact the Southeast this week
- Summer 2020 generally wetter and warmer than normal
- TD Sally continues to drop heavy rain through the Southeast
- The danger of slow-moving hurricanes and tropical storms
- The latest on Hurricane Sally
- The tropics are quiet this week but are expected to pick up in early October
- The U.S. drought vulnerability rankings are in: How does your state compare?
- Tropical Depression 19 forms, expected to affect Florida and northern Gulf
- Tropical Storms Nana and Omar form, no threat to US
- Tropics continue to be active
- Two new named storms pose no threat to the Southeast
- USDA Hurricane Preparation and Recovery Commodity Guides
- Video: County extension agents help farmers & ranchers make informed management decisions
- Webinar: Cover Crops Virtual In-Service Training, September 21
- Webinar: Southeast Climate Update on September 8 at 10 am EDT
- Western drought causes ranchers to worry about future climate
- Wet beginning to the week, then cool and dry
- What is the flood risk for your property?
- Wildfires and climate change affect Oregon grape growers