Archive: October 2020
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- Abnormally dry conditions contract
- Abnormally dry conditions expand from Georgia into South Carolina
- Abnormally dry conditions expand slightly
- After a wet weekend, dry weather returns
- Agricultural acres down significantly over last 100 years
- Another mostly dry week
- Bat Guano Traces Changes in Agriculture and Hurricane Activity
- Canadian farmers are adapting to new climate
- CDC resources on climate and health
- Climate trends across the US
- Coffee’s robust back-up bean isn’t as resistant to climate change as once thought
- Cold outbreak at end of October could end growing season in northern AL and GA
- Earth has the warmest September on record
- Earth Without Oxygen
- Farm Press: Hurricane season punished some cotton
- Flash Drought survey for decision-makers and drought managers
- Florida wet while the rest of the Southeast stays dry until late in the week
- Georgia Climate Information Portal
- Georgia Farm Bureau: Challenges Loom as Harvest Season Commences
- Georgia-Florida water war goes back to the Supreme Court
- How Climate Change Is Making the Alps More Dangerous
- How to Read a Surface Weather Map
- How to Survive 5 Extreme Weather Scenarios When You Are Outdoors
- Hurricane Delta now expected to make landfall as a major hurricane in Louisiana on Friday night
- Hurricane Delta strengthens faster than expected
- Hurricane Delta update
- Impact of prior weather on hurricane intensity
- La Nina is here to stay for a while
- Last 5 years warmest on record for the Southeast
- Latest October outlook leans towards cool and dry conditions
- Likely TS Zeta will bring rain to parts of the Southeast midweek
- Most of the country will be dry for Election Day
- N.C. Pecan Growers Expect Plentiful Crop
- NCCO: North Carolina climate summary for September 2020
- New USGS water data dashboard
- NOAA’S Winter Outlook is a Headache For Farmers Already Dealing with Drought
- NOAA: U.S. Winter Outlook: Cooler North, warmer South with ongoing La Nina
- NWS Weekly weather briefing for 10-8-2020
- October 2020 near normal precip but warmer than normal everywhere
- Reminder: Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar at 10 am EDT on Tuesday October 13
- Resilient Rural America Project
- Sediment research reveals historic Atlantic surface temperatures
- September 2020 was slightly warmer than normal with most warming at night
- SERCC: September 2020 climate summary for the Southeast now available
- Spring frost losses and climate change – Not a contradiction in terms
- Tropical Storm Epsilon forms, no threat to Southeast
- Tropics heat up again: TS Gamma and probable Hurricane Delta may affect Southeast
- Tropics quiet down as season passes peak
- Video: Surviving a Flash Flood in Zion
- Webinar: What does a changing climate mean for Georgians’ health?
- What is a Predecessor Rain Event (PRE)?
- When should you plant bulbs?
- Where is the smoke from the western fires going?
- Will La Niña Stop a Big Brazilian Crop?
- Wind maps are endlessly fascinating
- Worsening hurricane season threatens billions of chickens
- Zeta expected to make landfall in Louisiana as a hurricane
- Zeta expected to strengthen back to hurricane force, accelerate NE over the Southeast
- Zeta will impact the Southeast Tuesday through Thursday