Archive: February 2023
31 archived posts
- <strong>ENSO-neutral conditions are expected to begin within the next couple of months</strong>
- Another week, same pattern
- California growers determine options in wake of flooding
- Commercial Olive Production in Florida Is Being Put to the Test
- Drier week for most of region except southeastern Florida
- Drought conditions continue to improve
- Drought decreases slightly across region
- Dry conditions increase in Florida
- Dry for the next week for most areas
- February 2023 ENSO update: the ENSO Blog investigates, part 3
- February 2023 expected to be in the top 3 warmest for most parts of the region
- February 2023 expected to continue to be warmer and wetter than normal in most areas
- Hurricanes Ian and Nicole Left Devastating Flooding in Central Florida. Will it Happen Again?
- Ian Florida Agriculture Losses Estimated at $1B
- Is ENSO affected by climate change?
- It’s Groundhog Day…Again
- Lots of rain for most of the region this week
- More stories about impacts of the Christmas freeze
- Most of the Southeast was drier than normal in February 2023
- Natural disaster displaced millions of people in U.S. in 2022
- NCSCO: <strong>A Warm, Wet January Keeps Many Snowless this Winter</strong>
- NOAA: Atmospheric Rivers ushered in record rain and snow to parts of the West
- NOAA: January 2023 ranked seventh warmest on record for globe
- SE Climate Monthly Webinar + Exploring Exposure in the Climate Mapping for Resilience and Adaptation Portal on Tuesday, 2/28/2023 at 10 am ET
- Some improvement in drought this week
- Sudden drought carries a heavy potential impact on crops in the Southeast
- Sudden Stratospheric Warming showing signs of development
- Video: Fruits of Georgia (GPB)
- Weather stations that provide critical climate data are threatened by unstable funding
- Winter weather predictions abound, but which should you trust?
- Words matter as hurricanes change