Climate outlooks
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Since we are in a typical summertime pattern of scattered rain, you can expect to be hit by some showers and missed by others every day this week. Total amounts for most of the region should be around an inch, but of course your results will vary. The driest period looks like it will occur…
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The latest 7-day QPF map shows that rain amounts this week should be relatively light as we are in southerly flow with winds off the Gulf of Mexico. There is a chance of showers almost every day but they should be scattered and will not bring large amounts of rain. Severe weather is not expected…
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The updated outlook for May 2023, issued on April 30, indicates that a lot of the Southeast is leaning towards cooler than normal conditions, although some areas show no tendency and southern Florida is leaning towards warmer than normal conditions. Rainfall is expected to be wetter than normal across the southern part of the region.…
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If you feel like every weekend this year has been rainy, you are not far off. Not every weekend has had rain, but a lot of them have. This weekend is no exception, with some rain expected for a lot of the region. The middle of the week should be dry but showers will return…
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While we had an early start to the growing season, it was followed by colder conditions in March that slowed things down quite a bit. Since that time, we have seen periods of very warm weather alternating with much cooler conditions. I know it’s been frustrating for farmers as soil temperatures rise and fall, making…
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While the front that is moving through the Southeast today will temporarily bring drier weather to the region, most of this week will return to rainy conditions by mid-week. The driest areas will be Virginia and North Carolina with the wetter areas in the southern part of the region. Cooler temperatures will accompany the rain,…
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NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center issued its latest seasonal forecast for the US today. It shows that for both May and the May through July period, warmer and wetter conditions than normal are statistically most likely for most of the Southeast. This means that the drought conditions which have been increasing in Florida and Virginia are…
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