Archive: December 2025
27 archived posts
- 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season Marked by High-Powered Storms, No U.S. Landfalling Hurricanes
- 2025: The View from NOAA Satellites
- China and Mongolia are battling to control massive dust storms
- Drought improved in some areas but got worse in more of the region
- Drought strengthens in higher elevation areas, improves in coastal plains
- Facing Future Droughts: Lessons from the Southeast’s 2023 Fall Flash Drought.
- Freeze Injury and Protection Practices in Georgia Citrus
- Global climate maps show how dry eastern half of the US was in November
- Holiday gifts for weather enthusiasts
- Hot and dry week ahead
- How climate change is affecting Christmas
- La Nina expected to continue for the next couple of months, then return to neutral conditions
- La Nina expected to transition to neutral conditions by Jan-Mar period
- Little rain in the next week
- Loss of NCAR would be a crippling blow for the US atmospheric science community and all of us
- Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
- NASA and Partners Expand Crucial Water Tracking Program
- November and fall rank among warmest on record and it was exceptionally dry across much of the East
- Outlook for December 2025 shows a return to warmer weather late in December as well as more rain
- Rain improves drought over a lot of the region, but some areas got worse
- Rain midweek, then a switch to much warmer and drier conditions for the rest of the month
- The Fifth Hurricane Hazard: A Case Study of Heat Risks Faced by Disaster Relief Workers After Hurricane Beryl’s Landfall
- The National Weather Service continues to deal with staffing shortages
- USGS data access is changing
- Video: A Wetter Sahara Desert Could Reshape Hurricane Season
- Weak La Nina climate conditions continue for next 3 months
- Welcome to astronomical winter!