Archive: September 2025
33 archived posts
- “I’m a Hurricane Chaser, and These Are the 7 Most Dangerous Mistakes People Make in a Storm”
- Almost no rain this week except in Florida and along the coasts
- Another dry week ahead
- August 2025 one of the coldest on record in the Southeast
- Chance of rain this week due to frontal passage
- Climate Maps Show a Transformed United States
- Climate.us provides a replacement for Climate.gov
- Drought and dry conditions expand except in Florida
- Drought expands in every state this week
- Dry conditions and drought increase across a wide swath of the Eastern US this week
- Dry conditions expand from 10 to 28 percent this week
- Imelda likely to move away from the coast without making landfall
- Invest 94 becomes Potential Tropical Cyclone 9
- Is It Time For A New Hurricane Scale? A Florida Expert Thinks So
- Latest 7-day rainfall map does not show much relief
- Latest seasonal outlook indicates warmer and drier than normal conditions are likely
- More activity in the tropics but no immediate threats
- National Academy of Sciences releases new climate report
- No tropical activity expected in the next week
- No tropical storm expected to hit Southeast in at least the next week
- NOAA publishes new storymap of Helene
- Report Reveals Challenges in Disaster Response for Ga. Farmers
- September equinox marks the start of astronomical fall
- Smoke From California Fires Could Change The Taste Of Your Favorite Wine
- Some recent stories of interest
- Soon-to-be TS Imelda may hit the East Coast early next week
- Southeast Monthly Climate Webinar + A Year After Hurricane Helene: Storm Climatology and Impacts, and Recovery in Northeast Tennessee
- Stretching Hay Reserves is Critical during this “Flash Drought”
- Transition from ENSO-neutral to La Nina expected in the next couple of months
- Tropical Depression 9 soon to become Imelda, no longer expected to make landfall
- Video: Improving Hurricane Resilience of Georgia’s Pecan Industry
- Weather Mesonets and the 2025 National Meeting
- When signs of winter typically arrive where you live and how they’re changing