Archive: April 2026
36 archived posts
- ‘Non-Survivable’ Heatwave Conditions Are Already Here
- A look ahead at the Georgia vegetable season
- A website to create climate charts from the NWS
- Almost 60% of the region is in extreme drought
- Almost no rain for parts of the region for the next two weeks
- April 2026 ends up warmer and drier than normal
- April Fool’s! Top Weather Myths
- Blog to stop publishing on May 29, 2026
- Drought continues to expand in spite of Easter rain
- Drought continues to get worse
- Drought deepens across the Southeast this week
- Drought webinar on Friday April 24 at 10 am ET for Extension agents and farmers
- Dry conditions expected to last through late April
- First official hurricane forecast for 2026 shows below normal number of storms likely
- Hot, dry and hurricane-scarred: How climate change fueled wildfires in Georgia and Florida
- How A Potential Super El Niño Could Affect Hurricane Tracks This Season
- How Niche Insurance Shielded Bad Bunny From Bad Weather
- La Nina ends and neutral conditions are now in place
- Latest seasonal outlooks indicate wetter conditions are likely in the coming months
- March 2026 tied for second-warmest globally, while Arctic sea ice extent reached near-record low
- NCSCO: A Century-Old Drought Offers Parallels to Today
- Nearly all of the Southeast is in drought now
- New USDA publication on drought and forage in the Southeast
- NOAA is offering a series of Hurricane Awareness Webinars
- North Carolina Drought One of Many to Watch as Southeast Dries to Record Levels
- North Carolina upcoming drought webinar April 23 at 11 am ET
- Producers Share Drought Condition Reports Across the Southeast
- Rain in the forecast
- Rain is finally in sight!
- Reminder! Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar +Agroclimate Functions and Tools for Agricultural Decision Support, Tuesday, April 28, 2026 at 10 am ET
- The CoCoRaHS Annual Rain Gauge Rally continues through April
- The West’s unprecedented winter could fuel a summer of disaster
- Warmest March on Record for the Contiguous U.S.
- What Is Thunderstorm Asthma?
- What’s a “fungal storm?”
- Wildfires used to ‘go to sleep’ at night. Climate change has them burning overtime