Archive: August 2023
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- A lot going on in the Atlantic, but nothing headed for Southeast for now
- A third area of interest appears in the Gulf of Mexico
- Abnormally dry conditions expand this week
- Drought and dry conditions expand in response to hot and dry high pressure
- Entire Cornfields Never Pollinated This Year
- Farmers are breeding heat-resistant cows
- Fruit is disappearing from Italian orchards due to extreme weather, farmers warn
- Georgia peanuts affected by weather this year
- Heaviest rain this week along Gulf coast and in mountains
- Hot and dry week ahead for most of the Southeast
- How Extreme Weather Is Affecting Small Farmers Across the U.S.
- Idalia approaches hurricane strength
- Idalia comes ashore as a high-end Category 3 storm, brings heavy rain and strong winds to the region
- Idalia continues to strengthen as it heads toward landfall
- Idalia is a growing threat to NW Florida and SE Georgia
- Inside Delta’s in-house meteorology wing
- July 2023 was the warmest July on record for the Earth
- Little change to drought conditions this week
- Most rain this week will be along the Coastal Plain
- NCSCO: Idalia Ends August on a Wet Note
- NCSCO: July Sizzles, With a Severe Weather Twist
- New area of interest in the Northwestern Caribbean headed north
- New study finds far more hurricane-related deaths in US, especially among poor and vulnerable
- NOAA’s updated Atlantic Hurricane forecast increases likelihood of an active season
- NOAA: July 2023 brought record-high temperatures, devastating floods across the U.S.
- Peach farmers in Ohio also had significant losses this year
- Rain this week depends on timing and track of Idalia
- September 2023 expected to be warmer than normal
- Small changes in drought this week
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + Future Water Availability and Streamflow Characteristics in the Southeast: Tuesday, Aug 22, 2023 at 10 am ET/9 am CT
- Straight Winds Cause Damage Too
- Tropical Depression 10 may become TS Idalia soon
- Tropical storm or hurricane likely to hit Florida and Georgia next week
- Tropics continue to look more interesting
- Two new centers of possible development in the eastern Atlantic
- Two new tropical storms in the Atlantic and more on the way
- Whitefly Populations Remain Low