Archive: March 2026
24 archived posts
- Another rain event this week but next weekend should be dry
- Climatological winter ends in the US as one of the warmest on record
- Drawdown Georgia Climate Outlook Maps now available
- Drought gets worse
- El Niño and La Niña affect spring tornadoes and hailstorms
- Emergency planners around the country are about to lose access to a critical hurricane evacuation planning tool
- Exceptional drought added to southern GA and northern FL
- Happy beginning of climatological spring!
- La Nina expected to be gone within the next month–will it swing into a super El Nino?
- Latest Drought Monitor shows some improvements in northern areas but worsening conditions in the south
- Limited rain this week
- March 2026 so far is warmer and drier than usual
- Most rain this week will fall in the next two days
- Nature report that was defunded by the federal government was published independently
- NCSCO: Snow Melted, But Severe Drought Continued in February
- New Hot-Dry-Windy Index from USDA
- NOAA’s Spring Outlook: Drought forecasted to expand in U.S. West, parts of Plains
- Not much rain this week
- Only small changes in the Drought Monitor map this week
- Rain is coming but amounts may not be large
- Sea Levels Are Already Higher Than Many Scientists Think, New Study Shows
- The coming strong El Nino and what it might look like next winter
- USDA Declares Natural Disaster Areas in Wake of Wicked Winter Blasts
- Wild weather next two days will bring severe weather Sunday and Monday followed by freezing conditions Tues and Wed