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I’m taking a few days off to visit family so will stop the blog until I return on Sunday, December 1. Hope you all have a healthy and safe holiday and enjoy the season with family and friends. Thank farmers for all the food you eat!
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Today marks the beginning of climatological summer in the Southeast. Hope it’s a good one! Seems like we’ve had an early start to the Dog Days of Summer this year. I’m taking a break from the blog for two weeks while I travel to Alaska and the Yukon with my mom. How great is that?…
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New Year’s greetings to all my blog readers! I will be back later today (after some rest and about 5 hours of driving) with an update on the forecast for January, a list of five important weather and climate events in Georgia in 2018, and a brief summary of the climate of 2018 (with more…
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I am going on holiday leave for the rest of 2018 and so will be temporarily shutting down the blog while I spend some time with family and friends. I thank you all for your support over the last few years and the great questions and comments you have sent to me! I will be…
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It’s the eve of another Thanksgiving Day, and I am thankful for all of you readers of my daily blog! I will be eating turkey and watching football this weekend and will take a few days off to enjoy time with family and friends. I hope you do too! I will be back on Sunday…
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The University of Georgia released a story this week on my new position as head of the Georgia Weather Network. You can read it at the Albany Herald here.
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I am pleased to announce that I am the new interim director of the Georgia Weather Network, replacing Dr. Ian Flitcroft who is retiring this week. Dr. Flitcroft and Dr. Donn Shilling of the UGA Crop and Soil Sciences Department have worked together to leave the weather network in excellent shape, with 86 high quality…