Archive: April 2025
27 archived posts
- 7 of the World’s Cloudiest Cities
- Another mostly dry week ahead
- April is expected to be warmer than usual
- Augusta National sees changes after damage caused by Hurricane Helene
- Back to neutral ENSO conditions: La Nina is gone as of April 10, 2025
- Beyond Spectacle: Rewriting Disaster in an Age of Disasters
- Changes may be coming soon to the Regional Climate Centers
- Cloud Identification 101: Your Guide To Identifying Different Types
- Colorado State University hurricane forecasters predict another fairly active season
- Drought shrinks due to rain this week
- Dry conditions expand this week
- Early summer expected to be warmer and wetter than average
- Extreme Weather in 2024 Cost Farmers More Than $20 Billion
- Final report for Hurricane Milton now available
- Heavy rain moves off to east early this week, lighter rain later in week
- March 2025 ended up warmer and drier than usual in most of the Southeast
- March 2025: Above-average temperatures cover much of the globe; lowest sea ice extent
- More dry weather causing problems for farmers trying to plant
- Mostly dry week ahead for all but the mountains and parts of VA and NC
- NOAA: Celebrating 65 Years of the World’s First Weather Satellite
- NOAA: March 2025 was warmer and drier than average in most of region
- Recent stories in the news
- Reminder! Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar +Coastal Flooding in the Southeast, Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at 10 a.m. ET/9 a.m. CT
- See the Atlantic hurricanes name list for 2025
- Small changes in drought status this week
- Some recent stories of interest
- Yes, Climate Change Really is Making Your Hay Fever Worse