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pam head in crown

I am your guide to the vagaries of weather and climate in the Southeast and their impact on livestock and crop production.  I am Pam Knox, agricultural climatologist in the Crop and Soil Sciences Department of CAES at the University of Georgia.  I’ve been a climatologist in Wisconsin and Georgia for many years and have been interested in the weather since I was in 3rd grade, when a tornado demolished a church just two blocks from my childhood home in Michigan.  I’m also a forensic meteorologist and enjoy determining how weather and climate have affected past events.  As a climatologist, I know where to find many types of weather and climate data and use them to keep track of the current climate conditions.  I love to share weather and climate information and welcome your questions and comments.

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