Archive: April 2024
25 archived posts
- “Extremely active” Atlantic hurricane season ahead
- 5th National Climate Assessment now available in Spanish
- A transition from El Niño to ENSO-neutral is likely by April-June 2024
- Abnormally dry conditions expand but drought in PR cut in half
- April 2024 was mostly warmer than normal but rainfall was variable
- Atlanta’s population could boom as people flee sea level rise, wildfires, and hurricanes
- Drought gone from Southeast mainland, decreasing in Puerto Rico
- Light rain this week in most of the Southeast
- Lightning safety while working or playing outside
- Little rain for most of the region this week
- March wrapped up nation’s 5th-warmest, 10th-wettest year so far
- May 2024 outlook shows continued likelihood of warmer than normal temperatures, with potential for drought in central FL
- More rain on the way this week
- Mostly dry week ahead
- NCSCO: Rain Returns and Pollen Proliferates in a Warm March
- NOAA: Warmest March on Record for the Globe, But Just Barely
- NYT: Ocean Heat Has Shattered Records for More Than a Year. What’s Happening?
- Recent stories in the news
- Slight decrease in NC dry conditions this week
- Small decrease in drought in PR; increase in abnormally dry conditions in NC and FL
- Tallahassee Democrat: Florida’s timber industry is in trouble. After hurricanes, mill closures, can it be saved?
- The tropics are alive
- Warmer and wetter conditions than normal expected to continue through early summer
- Webinar: 5th National Climate Assessment Southeast Chapter: Agriculture Focus
- Webinar: Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + Tornado Vulnerability in the Southeast, Tuesday April 23 at 10 am ET