Archive: June 2024
36 archived posts
- 2024 June solstice: All you need to know
- 5 things that happen when corn gets too hot
- Big changes in drought status this week
- Climate outlook for June 2024
- Dry conditions now cover most of the Southeast
- Final El Nino Advisory issued; now a La Nina watch is in place
- First big tropical system crosses the Atlantic
- Get your farm records completed now before hurricanes strike
- Heat and lack of rain expanded abnormally dry conditions in most areas this week
- Heavy rain expected in Florida this week
- Hot and dry week ahead for most of the Southeast
- How to evaluate hail damage in corn
- Hurricane Beryl forms in the Atlantic, expected to become a major storm soon
- Hurricane Beryl intensifies quickly to Category 4, continues to move WNW
- IFAS: Disaster Preparedness for the Ranch
- Initial maps for May, spring from @Climatologist49
- July-September 2024 outlook shows warmer and wetter in most of the region
- Latest outlook for June 2024 shows Alabama most likely to be warmer and wetter than normal
- Major hail damage doesn’t mean total loss
- May 2024 wrapped up a stormy, destructive spring for the U.S.
- Meet the Pecan Farmer Who Wants to Change the Plant-Based Milk Scene
- More tropical activity today but nothing threatening
- Most areas will get some rain but the Piedmont will be light
- NCSCO: Soaking Showers, Summer Sizzle Show Up in May
- NOAA: May 2024 was Earth’s warmest May on record
- Rare, ideal weather boosts Carolina Blackland cotton planting
- Rising Temperatures Threaten India’s Wheat Production
- Severe drought appears in central Florida this week
- Severe drought expands in southern Florida
- Some potential for tropical weather later this week
- Some rain this week but not a lot
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Outlook, Tuesday, June 25, 2024 at 10 a.m. ET/9 a.m. CT
- Sweaty cattle may boost food security in a warming world
- Tropical update as of 6/20/2024
- Tropics start looking interesting
- Wettest conditions midweek except in South Florida