Archive: September 2021
60 archived posts
- ‘Sea-level rise won’t affect my house’–even flood maps don’t sway Florida coastal residents
- Abnormally dry conditions expand slightly in GA, VA but decrease in NC, SC
- Almost no rain in the next week
- Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) Drought and Water Monthly Webinar, Tuesday, September 28, 2021 at 1 p.m. ET
- August 2021 was the 6th hottest August on record for the globe
- Calculating degree days for non-standard bases
- Coastal California grape growers can use less water during drought
- Cold front will usher in cooler and drier air as astronomical fall begins
- Consumer Reports: How to survive a prolonged power outage
- Depleted by drought, Lakes Powell and Mead were doomed from the beginning
- Documenting losses from extreme weather
- Dry conditions contracted this week
- Dry conditions expand in the Carolinas, Georgia but decrease in Virginia
- ENSO and Climate Change: What does the new IPCC report say?
- Hourly lightning climatology by county
- How do the last 12 months compare to the historical record?
- How tropical storms and hurricanes have hit U.S. shores with unparalleled frequency
- Ida agriculture damage at least $584M in Louisiana
- Irrigation had limited impact this rainy year
- Light rain for most of the region but watch the Gulf after that
- Little rain this week except in Florida
- Marching band kids at risk from heat illness
- More stories about Hurricane Ida and its impacts on agriculture
- National Water Dashboard provides weather and water data across the US
- NCSCO: A slow-starting summer heated up in August
- NCSCO: Refining How We Talk About Drought
- NCSCO: When the Dog Days are the Doggonest
- New waves off of Africa could spell trouble down the road
- NOAA: 2021 edges out 1936 for warmest summer on record for contiguous U.S.
- NOAA: September 2021 ENSO update– feeling groovy
- October 2021 expected to be warmer and wetter than normal, but the end of the year leans towards warm and dry conditions
- Our Changing Precipitation Webinar Series
- People don’t know what climate experts are talking about
- Recent climate news stories of interest
- Sea-level rise becoming a hazard for suburban South Florida neighborhoods far from ocean
- September 2021 to date is mostly wetter and cooler than normal
- September equinox: All you need to know
- SERCC: Summer climate summary
- Some early agricultural impacts from Ida
- Southern sweet potato crop on track for good year
- Summer 2021 was wetter and cooler than normal for much of the Southeast
- Torture orchard: Can science transform California crops to cope with drought?
- Tropical Depression Nicholas drifts east
- Tropical rainfall could affect parts of the region later this week
- Tropical Storm Nicholas forms and will bring rain to Texas and Louisiana but not much to the Southeast
- Tropical update
- Tropics are active but nothing for the Southeast (for now)
- TS Mindy forms, will cross near Georgia-Florida border in next day
- Tuesday Sept 14 at 10 am ET: Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + Air Quality and Health
- Updated: Home Emergency Preparedness Handbook
- Using moisture sensors to boost irrigation
- Video poster on UGA Weather Network’s measurements of high winds
- Video: Hurricane Awareness–Forecasts, Watches and Warnings
- Video: Vorticity 4
- Welcome to fall!
- Wet East, dry West continues and intensifies
- What is a cut-off low and why do I need to know?
- What is fog?
- When is the peak of hurricane season?
- ‘Everything is Gone’ New Jersey’s Largest Dairy Devastated by Hurricane Ida