Archive: February 2022
39 archived posts
- Arctic winter warming causes cold damage in the subtropics of East Asia
- Chilling Out: Alabama Fruit Tree Producers Enjoying Cold January
- Climate change is altering the smell of snow
- Cool and pretty week ahead
- Desperate for Rain, Widespread Winter Storm May Not Be Enough to Cure Concerns in Areas of Texas
- Do Tropical Storms Impact Drought in the US?
- Drought in most areas decreases
- Dry conditions expand in GA and FL
- Dry winter drains reservoirs, ruins crops in Spain and Portugal
- February 2022 so far warmer and drier than normal
- February ending warmer and drier than usual across most of the region
- Florida Blueberry Leader: We Were Lucky
- Florida Watermelon Industry Feels Impact of Freeze
- Georgia Peach Producer: We’re Racking Up Chill Hours
- How a Trip to Canada Helped this New England Dairy Farmer Prepare his Cows for the Cold
- How weather has shaped human history
- IFAS: Corn Variety Performance & Selection for the 2022 Growing Season
- Latest February outlook shows warmer than normal conditions likely
- Midwinter rain-on-snow a game changer
- Moderate drought expands along coast
- Most rain at end of week
- Mostly dry week ahead
- NCSCO: Rain, Ice, and Snow Had Us Covered in January
- New sea level rise report says U.S. coastline to see up to a foot of sea level rise by 2050
- New study shows humidity, not heat alone, is important in measuring climate change
- New wind rose tool for North Carolina
- No change in drought status this week
- NOAA: January 2022 was the earth’s 6th warmest on record
- NOAA: La Nina expected to continue through spring
- Outlook for spring and summer 2022
- Physics Today: Scientists warn of widespread drought in the 21st century
- Reminder: Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar +Flood Climatology and State Climate Summaries on Tuesday, February 8, 2021 at 10 am ET/9 am CT
- Repeat photography shows climate change impacts on real places
- So Far So Good: Blueberry Growers Still Evaluating Crop After Frigid Temperatures
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + CoCoRaHS: The Value of Citizen Science Observers
- Southeast DEWS Flash Drought and Soil Moisture Technical Workshops (Virtual)
- Spring outlook continues to show signs of La Nina
- Wide variation in rainfall this week
- ‘Resilient’ Strawberry Growers Continue Season Following Freeze