Archive: April 2023
46 archived posts
- Another rainy weekend with dry conditions mid-week
- Antarctic ocean currents heading for collapse – report
- April 2023 expected to be warmer than normal
- Bubble trouble: Climate change is creating a huge and growing U.S. real estate bubble
- California rain brings many problems for farmers
- Climate Toolbox: Agriculture applications
- Colorado State predicts slightly quieter than usual Atlantic tropical season
- Drought in most areas decreased except Virginia
- Drought intensifies in FL, VA
- Drought slowly expanding in region
- Earth Day Climate Resources for Extension Professionals
- El Nino may be here sooner than expected
- Electric tractors and battery-powered tools will reduce emission of greenhouse gases and air pollution
- Expansion of extreme drought in FL, slight decreases elsewhere
- For US Maple Syrup Producers, Climate Change and Competition Threaten a Way of Life
- Georgia blueberries expected sooner than normal but Alabama fields hurt by March frost
- Georgia Climate Conference in Athens GA May 15-17–last chance for poster abstracts and artwork
- Growing Produce: What the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season Might Have In Store for Us
- Happy Earth Day!
- Hay stocks, state forages struggling
- Hurricane Ian 2022 upgraded to Category 5, third costliest in US history
- Interactive soil mapping website
- Less rain but continued showers this week
- Light rainfall this week before next storm
- Moisture increases heat risk in urban climates
- National Flash Drought Forum, May 2-4 in Boulder CO–Registration closing soon
- NIDIS Launches Improved and Expanded State Pages on Drought.Gov
- NOAA: 5 citizen scientists of the 18th and 19th centuries
- North Carolina State Climate Office: A Warm, Dry March Fans the Fire Season’s Flames
- Nutrien corn GDD tool
- Outlook for the 2023 growing season and winter 2023-2024
- Prairie Farmer: Spring 2023 has more severe weather in store
- Rain north, dry conditions south again this week
- Rain will return to the Southeast later this week
- Scientific American: This Part of the U.S. Will Suffer Most from Climate Change
- Seas have drastically risen along southern U.S. coast in past decade
- Some recent stories in the news
- Southeast fruit impacts from March frosts
- Study shows rising temperatures, drought likely to increase aflatoxin incidents in corn
- Summer outlook from NOAA indicates warmer and wetter conditions are likely
- The Atlantic: The Problem With Weather Apps
- Tornado database by county or NWS County Warning Area
- Tuesday April 25: Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + How Does a Warming Planet Affect Precipitation in the Southeast? at 10 am ET/9 am CT
- Variable rainfall in first half of April, but warm everywhere
- Warmest Jan-March on record for most of the Southeast in 2023
- What does the coming El Nino mean for the Southeast?