Archive: September 2024
35 archived posts
- August 2024 climate variable across the region
- Caribbean storm now designated as Invest 97, heads for Florida panhandle
- Chances of heavy rain go up slightly as tropical cyclone becomes better organized
- Drought expanded ahead of Francine
- Drought expands in Alabama and edges into GA, SC, and NC
- Drought improves in south, gets worse in the north
- Hail: The science of how tiny ice crystals grow dangerously large
- Happy astronomical fall!
- Heavy rain could occur in southern region over the next few days
- Helene expected to form early tomorrow, become a major hurricane by landfall on Thursday
- Helene now expected to reach Category 4 status before landfall
- How Intense Heat Waves Are Affecting The Next Generation Before They’re Even Born
- How to Protect Your Home During a Hurricane
- Hurricane scientists are watching the western tropics carefully
- Interesting stories in the news
- Interesting stories in the news this week
- Investigation 91 may become TS Francine, head for northern Gulf
- Movie Review: Twisters
- NCSCO: Debby’s Deluge, Late-August Heat Ends a Summer of Extremes
- New seasonal outlook maps show a typical weak La Nina pattern later this fall and winter
- NOAA: 4th warmest summer for the US on record
- NOAA: La Niña is favored to emerge in September-November (71% chance)
- NOAA: The 15th consecutive month of record-setting global temperatures
- Not much rain in AL, GA this week
- Pecan Scab High During July
- Potential for new Gulf Storm is very concerning
- Potential Tropical Cyclone 8 brews off the South Carolina coast
- Rainfall this week will be light until late in the week, then it depends
- Rainy weekend followed by mostly dry week
- Reminder: It’s too early to say if a hurricane will hit the Southeast late next week
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + Fire Weather Portal for the Southeast, Tuesday, September 24, 2024 at 10 a.m. ET/9 a.m. CT
- Tropical Storm Francine forms; rain is most likely impact in the Southeast
- Tropical update shows increased likelihood of development in western Caribbean
- Update on Tropical Storm Helene
- Why The Atlantic Hurricane Season Has Been So Quiet Recently