Archive: May 2023
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- April 2023 was Earth’s fourth warmest April on record
- April 2023 was wetter and warmer across most of the Southeast
- April 2023 was wetter than normal in most of the region with a range of temperature departures
- Book: “The Great Displacement” by Jake Bittle
- Broccoli harvest underway in SW Georgia
- Clemson: Historical Floods of South Carolina
- Drawdown Solutions Library
- El Niño is getting stronger. That could cost the global economy trillions.
- Expected change in plant hardiness zones due to warming temperatures
- Extreme drought expands in FL, minor changes elsewhere
- Farmers face a soaring risk of flash droughts in every major food-growing region
- Find climate experts in your area
- Georgia Climate Project brings climate scientists together to search for ways to reduce and adapt to climate changes
- Georgia’s Peach Crop to Be ‘Very, Very Short’
- Hi-Res Western drought forecasts could be on the horizon
- How El Niño Could Influence Where Hurricanes Go This Season
- How warmer temperatures lead to more drought
- Hurricane Ian Leaves Behind Lessons Learned for Florida
- Improvements in drought and dry conditions this week
- Jupiter’s lightning is strikingly similar to Earth’s
- Latest ENSO forecast shows El Nino coming on quickly
- May 2023 outlook calls for wetter and cooler than normal across much of region
- May 2023 so far cooler and drier than normal in most areas besides Florida
- May 2023 was cooler than normal with variable rainfall
- Middle Georgia Peach Crop: About 5% Remain Following March Freeze Events
- NCSCO: Wet Weekends Continue in a Shower-Soaked April
- NOAA predicts a near-normal 2023 Atlantic hurricane season
- NWS Atlanta Tornado Climatology Dashboard
- Rainy conditions this week, especially Florida and East Coast
- Scattered showers all week
- Several rain events affect different parts of the Southeast this week
- Significant decrease in drought this week
- Slight changes in drought this week
- Small disturbance in the Atlantic unlikely to become named storm
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + Tool to Assess Heat Risk + Drought Information, Tuesday, May 23 at 10 am ET/9 am CT
- State climate summaries available from NOAA
- Storm-Induced Flood Concerns a Reality for Tree Crops
- Temperature impacts corn emergence
- The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season Actually Started In January
- Two peaks of tropical storm activity in the Southeast
- Warm and dry week ahead
- Warmer and wetter conditions expected this summer
- Weather making berry crops less predictable
- Wet weekend for Memorial Day on Southeast Coast
- Wildfires may have stoked rare ‘triple-dip’ La Niña