Archive: March 2021
63 archived posts
- “Making sense of flash drought”
- 2021 Flood Safety Preparedness Week
- Abnormally dry conditions expand in AL, FL, GA
- AgWeb: What to expect in 2021 for production agriculture
- Another dry week for Florida
- Chance of frost for many parts of region on Friday morning
- Climate change is altering river flows worldwide
- Climate.gov: Did the Northern Hemisphere get the memo on this year’s La Niña?
- Climatological spring has sprung!
- CoCoRaHS March Madness begins
- Double punch of rain to northern parts of the region this week
- Drought decreases in AL but dry conditions expand in GA, FL
- Drought doubles in Alabama
- Dry conditions expand in Florida
- Earliest Ever Cherry Blossoms Come With a Warning
- Early outlook for the 2021 growing season
- Education resource: Wildlife & Wildlands Toolkit
- EPA restores access to climate change website
- Everglades poised for a ‘phenomenal’ wading bird season with right water balance
- Feeding cows a few ounces of seaweed daily could sharply reduce their contribution to climate change
- Feel the Heat: Temperature and Germination
- Happy astronomical spring!
- Interesting climate stories in the news this week
- Key points from House Agriculture Committee testimony
- La Nina expected to end this spring
- Latest April 2021 outlook shows warmer and drier conditions than normal
- March 2021 expected to be warmer than normal
- March 2021 so far has been warmer and drier than normal for most of Southeast
- March 2021 Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center newsletter is out
- More climate-related ag news
- More stories in the news about climate and agriculture
- Most of this week’s rain comes in two storms
- NASA Data Powers New USDA Soil Moisture Portal
- NC Winter Recap 2020-21: La Niña Lays Low in a Persistent Wet Winter
- NCCO: Very Wet, Fairly Cold, but Rarely Snow This February
- New flood risk maps for Georgia
- New report describes how heat affects crop and livestock production
- NOAA looks back at the winter of 2020-21
- NOAA: Climate change is probably increasing the intensity of tropical cyclones
- NOAA: Coldest February for the globe since 2014
- NOAA: US had its coldest February in 30 years
- NOAA: When it comes to U.S. climate, what’s normal is about to change
- Online Class: Rain gardens in coastal Georgia
- Online Course: Physical Impacts of Climate Change & Adaptation Strategies
- Rain in Florida, dry elsewhere
- Rutgers scientists: Climate Change Is Behind Ghost Forests Along the Coast
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar, Tuesday March 9 at 10 am EST
- The Guardian: Is this the end of forests as we’ve known them?
- The Packer: Florida’s peaches are blushing
- The trouble with truffles
- UGA: Research explains why cool cows can provide more milk
- USDA Asks for Comments on Climate-Smart Strategy
- Using public transit to measure local variations in air pollution
- Video: 23 Ways to Mislead on Climate Change
- Video: Recording of GCP webinar on how climate is changing in Georgia now available
- Video: Texas growers recount devastating crop damage from recent freeze
- VSC News: Onions Vulnerable Amid Rainfall, High Temperatures
- VSCNews: Wet Weather Could Impact Fall Plantings
- Want to compete in March Madness? You can, CoCoRaHS Style!
- Warmer and drier than normal expected for April 2021
- Webinar: Facing Our Sustainability and Resiliency Challenges
- Webinar: What Does a Changing Climate Mean for Georgia’s Agriculture?
- WMO Hurricane Committee retires tropical cyclone names and ends the use of Greek alphabet