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The latest monthly summary of global climate conditions from NOAA shows that the land plus ocean surface temperature for October 2017 was tied with 2003 as the fourth warmest on record. The January through October value was the third warmest on record, following the record hot years of 2016 and…
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If you ever get questions about people who might want to relocate to your area from somewhere else, you might find these state-by-state climate summaries helpful. They provide a look at the current climate conditions of each state and how they affect agriculture, water supplies, and living conditions there. They…
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Ten months through 2017, most of the Southeast is still on a record-setting warm pace, even though the El Niño is long gone. Rainfall overall has been very close to normal, although with above normal temperatures it’s not surprising that we’ve seen some dry soils across parts of the region….
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The latest monthly climate summary for North Carolina is now available at http://climate.ncsu.edu/climateblog?id=245&h=5666e5c1. It features observations from their ECONet stations, the local meso-network of automated monitoring stations.
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The latest monthly climate summary for Florida is now available. You can find it at http://climatecenter.fsu.edu/products-services/summaries/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=515.
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Precipitation across Georgia in October varied quite a bit across the state. Areas affected by Hurricane Nate in the northwestern half of the state were generally wetter than normal while other areas missed by Nate and thunderstorms from a strong front later in the month in the coastal plains were…
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The preliminary October maps for temperature and precipitation from the High Plains Regional Climate Center show that temperatures across the region were above normal in temperature. This may have contributed to the delay in the onset of fall colors across the region. Rainfall was variable across the area, with some…
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