Climate summaries
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Today marks the last day of the official 2021 Atlantic hurricane season. While it ended up very quiet compared to what I expected, it still was one of the most active seasons on record as well as the most costly, according to CNN. A second story on the season from Yale Climate Connections is embedded…
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It’s nearly the end of November, and that means another round of climate summaries. The summary for November 2021 shows that the entire region was colder than normal (with a couple of individual stations as outliers). Rainwise, most parts of the region were also drier than normal. The exception is the Florida peninsula, where they…
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The North Carolina State Climate Office has posted a new blog entry on some of their last big snow events. The last few winters have been lacking in significant snow events there and they are looking back to some of the last big snow events they have had in the state. You can read more…
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We are about halfway through the month of November, so let’s take a look at where we are. The temperature departure map shows that nearly all of the Southeast was cooler than normal, and in some places as much as 5 degrees lower than normal, especially where it was wet. Precipitation was hit or miss,…
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NOAA published the monthly global climate summary today. It shows that this past October was the 4th warmest on record for the earth as a whole going back to 1880. You can read more at Global Climate Report – October 2021 | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) (noaa.gov).
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The latest monthly climate summary for the US for October 2021 was released earlier this week by NOAA. The data show that October 2021 was the sixth warmest since records began in 1895. It was also the 9th wettest October, thanks to some strong storms, especially out West (although not much tropical contribution from Atlantic…
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The latest monthly summary for North Carolina for October 2021 was released today by the NC State Climate Office. You can read it at https://climate.ncsu.edu/blog/2021/11/october-bewitched-by-warmth-and-bedeviled-by-drought-development/.
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