Archive: May 2022
40 archived posts
- AJC: It’s peach-pickin’ time in the Peach State
- Another mostly dry week
- April 2022 climate was a mixed bag across the region
- Atlantic Tropical Season begins on June 1 with… a potential tropical storm?
- Big increase in dry areas this week
- California growers demand action on state’s water supply
- Climate change on course to hit US Corn Belt especially hard, study finds
- Coastal residents prepare for the next hurricane
- Cold weather up north reduces demand for Southeastern sweet corn
- Could cleaner air lead to more hurricanes? A new study suggests so
- Drought shrinks in most parts of the Southeast this week
- Florida could see tropical rain late in the week
- Forbes: 4 Things To Watch For In The 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season
- GCP: How does climate change affect Georgia’s Forests?
- Georgia Blueberry Crop Struggling Following March Freeze Event
- Global Warming vs. Climate Change: Their History and Their Differences
- Grain losses affect world market
- Gulf low has small chance of becoming tropical before landfall
- How hot does pavement get in summer?
- Hurricane webinar, May 5 at 9 am ET for 3rd to 8th grade
- Indigenous farmers bring back crops adapted to hot, dry conditions
- Late-spring cold snaps: Flukes or new normal?
- May 2022 ends warmer than normal in most of the region
- More rain in the week ahead
- NCSCO: April Had Transient Temperatures, Plentiful Pollen… but No Tornadoes
- Nearly dry week ahead
- NOAA predicts another above-average Atlantic tropical season
- NOAA: April 2022 tied as Earth’s fifth-warmest
- NOAA: Hotter than normal summer likely for the Southeast
- NOAA: May 2022 La Nina update shows no end in sight
- Northwest vs. Southeast: Timber industry grows where it thrives
- Recent stories of interest
- Registration now open: Southeast Drought Early Warning System (DEWS) Partners Dialogue, August 9-10 in Atlanta
- Severe drought appears in Georgia and South Carolina
- Slight expansion of drought in most states
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + Updated Sea Level Projections on Tuesday, May 10, 2022, at 10 am ET/9 am CT
- U. S. saw near-average temperature and precipitation in April 2022
- Updated June 2022 outlook shows warmer than normal conditions likely
- Weather and Climate Outlook for May 2022 and beyond
- What are flash droughts?