Archive: January 2024
36 archived posts
- 2023 was the world’s warmest year on record, by far
- A strong storm will bring heavy rain and flooding, high winds, and severe weather to most of the Southeast Monday night through Wednesday
- After a dry and cold weekend, warmer and wetter late in the week
- All I want for New Year’s is some new weather observers!
- Brutal Storms From Space Could Absolutely Devastate Our Trains and Railroads
- Comparison of Different El Niño and La Niña Events
- Drought expands in Puerto Rico but shrinks in most of the Southeast
- Extreme Rainfall Increases Ag Nutrient Runoff, Conservation Strategies Can Help
- First weather map published on January 1, 1871
- How to calculate chill hours using NWS hourly data
- Irish woman whose forecast saved D-Day dies at 100
- It’s over: 2023 was Earth’s hottest year, experts say.
- January 2024 El Niño update: for the birds
- January 2024 so far is colder than average and mostly wetter than average
- Latest season outlook shows continued wet conditions with near-normal temps
- Little change in drought this week
- Lovely Winter, the Killer
- Many stations in the Southeast report their warmest year ever in 2023
- Most precip in Florida this week, but northern locations could see snow
- Move over peaches — the citrus industry is now booming in Georgia
- NASA: How Do We Know About Earth’s Past Climate?
- NCSCO: 2023 Year in Review webinar for North Carolina on Tuesday, January 16 at 11 AM
- New vegetable pest, disease app available to commercial growers
- NOAA: Date night with the stratospheric polar vortex
- NOAA: U.S. struck with historic number of billion-dollar disasters in 2023
- Pain-based weather forecasts could influence actions
- Peanut growers hit with weather and input costs in 2023
- Rainfall this week mostly in the southern part of the region
- Recent rains have brought big improvements in drought
- Silvopasture webinar series begins January 30
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + 2023 Southeast Year in Review, Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at 10 a.m. ET/9 a.m. CT
- The 10 Strangest Things We Saw In 2023’s Weather
- The perfect Christmas tree does exist. But it won’t be ready until 2036.
- Very wet week ahead
- Want to know if your future home might flood? These states are requiring disclosure.
- Warming Climate And Cold Days Explained