Archive: February 2025
27 archived posts
- Agricultural damage from the recent snowstorm
- Drought conditions improved across much of the Southeast
- Drought decreases in north, expands in south
- Drought expands in northern AL and GA and western SC
- Dry week ahead for most
- February 2025 still expected to be warmer and drier in much of the region
- February climate pattern so far consistent with La Nina
- January 2025 was colder and drier than normal in most of the region
- La Niña conditions present with a transition to ENSO-neutral likely during March-May 2025 (66% chance)
- Map of consecutive hours at or below 32 F
- Next two nights demonstrates the difference between advection and radiation freezes
- NOAA: Historic January 2025 snowstorm in the Southern U.S.
- NOAA: January 2025 was nation’s 6th driest on record
- Not much rain in the next week
- Recent stories in the news
- Seasonal outlook continues to show weak La Nina pattern
- Some recent stories of interest on climate and agriculture
- Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar +CoCoRaHS: The Role and Importance of Citizen Science, Tuesday, February 25, 2025 at 10 a.m. ET/9 a.m. CT
- The 8 Best Home Weather Stations to Become Your Own Weather Observer
- This cold air? It’s probably not the polar vortex
- Time: How Climate Change Impacts Winter Weather
- Two big rain events this week
- Very rainy week ahead for parts of the Southeast
- Video: How HIP-WI hurricane insurance works
- Warmest January on record for the globe
- Where Are the World’s Coldest Cities?
- Yale Climate Connections: What caused the Gulf Coast’s incredible January snowstorm?