Climate summaries
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Today is the last day of March, so here is a quick look at the monthly statistics. Keep in mind that it does not include this morning’s precipitation, which ranged from 0.5 inches to 2.0 inches across the drier areas of the Southeast, so the final numbers will be somewhat wetter than what this preliminary…
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Since we are halfway through March, here is a quick look at how the climate is shaping up so far. The temperature across the region has been warmer than normal everywhere except for parts of Alabama. The colder area had more rain and cloud cover, which helped keep the temperature down. Most of the region…
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NOAA released their latest global climate summary earlier this week. It covers February and the winter months of December through February. The data show that for the earth as a whole, this was the 7th warmest February on record, in spite of being in a La Nina when the earth’s temperatures are usually cooler than…
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The State Climate Office of North Carolina released their winter summary this week. You can read all the snowy details at their blog at https://climate.ncsu.edu/blog/2022/03/winter-recap-2021-22-warm-weather-prevails/.
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The latest monthly and seasonal climate summary for the United States was released today by NOAA. The maps show that February was quite a bit warmer than normal across the Southeast with dry conditions across most of the region. For the winter, we saw a very typical La Nina pattern, with drier than normal conditions…
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If you missed today’s webinar on Southeast climate, never fear! You can read a summary and find a link to the recording at Southeast Climate Monthly Webinar: March 8, 2022 | Drought.gov. Be sure to watch the special presentation on the CoCoRaHS network, which is in its March Madness annual recruiting period. These webinars are…
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The latest monthly climate summary for February 2022 for North Carolina was released earlier this week. You can find it on their blog at Spring Sneaks In and the Coast Dries Out in February – North Carolina State Climate Office (ncsu.edu).
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