Archive: June 2023
47 archived posts
- 130-Year-Old Menus Show How Climate Change Is Already Changing What We Eat
- 2023 Blueberry yield, demand good despite challenges for growers in Georgia
- Abnormally dry conditions expand this week but severe drought gone from Florida
- Another wet week ahead
- Area of drought decreased in most areas except Alabama
- Bret not expected to become a hurricane or affect the Southeast
- Drought increases north, decreases in south of region
- El Niño is here!
- Extreme drought gone from Florida but moderate drought expands in Virginia
- Florida drought decreases but rest of region sees increased dryness
- GFVGA reports widespread storm damage
- Happy climatological summer!
- Have you seen these abnormal corn ears?
- How Do Floridians Prepare (or Not) for Hurricane Season?
- How South Korea Puts Its Food Scraps to Good Use
- Interactive NCEI normals mapper
- Interactive smoke and fire map
- July 2023 likely to be warmer than normal but no signal in precipitation
- June 2023 ending up cooler and wetter than normal in many parts of the Southeast
- June 2023 outlook predicts no trend in temperature and precipitation for most of region
- June 2023 so far cooler than normal in most of the region
- Lavender: Another crop for the Southeast?
- Little rain this week except for remains of Arlene
- May 2023 was the 11th warmest in the US’s 129 year climate record
- Moderate rain this week should help driest areas
- NASA: Lightning observed on Jupiter
- National Hurricane Center: Wave off of Africa has 70% of developing
- NCSCO: A Cool, Cloudy May Keeps Summer at Bay
- Needed rain this week
- NOAA: Earth had its third-warmest May
- Rapid Reaction: Smoky Skies Create Unhealthy Air Quality
- Recent peach stories from the Southeast and beyond
- Recent stories in the news
- Remains of Bret and TS Cindy pose no threat to the Southeast
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Outlook on Tuesday, June 27, 2023 at 10 am ET/9 am CT
- Summer solstice on June 21
- Temperature for the year to date is in top 5 warmest in many parts of the Southeast
- The Eyewall provides daily commentary on the tropics
- Time: Climate Change Is Threatening Ketchup. AI Could Help Save It
- Tropical Depression 2 forms in the Gulf, expected to move south
- TS Arlene forms, brings rain to southern Florida
- TS Bret heads west, another system on its tail
- UGA Extension Cotton Specialist Discusses Hail Damage
- Webinar June 6 at 11 am ET: Climate Trends and Variability–Applications to Agriculture in the Southeast
- What Can Past Chill Hours Foretell for Peach Production in the Southeast U.S.?
- What causes turbulence, and what can you do if it happens to you?
- “Eighteen-Hundred and Froze to Death!”: The Wicked Weather of 1816