Archive: October 2024
31 archived posts
- A few more hurricane stories
- Abnormally dry conditions expand to a large part of the Southeast
- Another dry week ahead for most of the Southeast
- Atmospheric rivers are shifting poleward, reshaping global weather patterns
- Caribbean development reduced; Kirk forms in central Atlantic
- Cool and dry week ahead with some potential for frost in higher elevations
- Dry conditions reappear in coastal GA and SC
- Hot and dry conditions will increase drought in the central US but the Southeast still expected to be wet
- Hurricane Milton makes landfall just south of Sarasota at 8:30 pm as a Cat 3 storm
- Hurricane Milton went from Cat 1 to Cat 5 in less than 12 hours
- La Nina watch continues
- Little rainfall this week except in Florida
- More stories on impacts from Hurricane Helene
- More stories on impacts of recent hurricanes on agriculture
- Most drought wiped out by heavy rain from Helene
- Nadine and Oscar form but don’t impact the Southeast
- National Centers for Environmental Information offline due to Helene’s impacts on Asheville
- New areas of interest in the Atlantic
- NOAA’s U.S. Winter Outlook: Warmer and drier South, wetter North
- Potential for frost on Wednesday and Thursday morning
- Rain chances very low into November
- SERCC: September 2024 monthly climate summary available
- Slight increases to drought in central Alabama
- Some recent stories on Hurricane Helene
- Some stories of interest I have seen in the last week
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar + Review of the 2024 Growing Season, Tuesday, October 22, 2024 at 10 a.m. ET/9 a.m. CT
- Tropical Storm Milton expected to hit west coast of Florida midweek as a major hurricane
- Tropics continue to be active
- Understanding NOAA’s monthly and seasonal climate outlooks
- What Helene Means for Trout Fishing—and Other Aquatic Life—in Western North Carolina
- Why hurricane insurance is not paying for many producers’ claims