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With the hot temperatures that are forecast to occur in the Southeast next week, I’ve been getting some questions about how you determine when the average date of first occurrence of 90 F is for a given location. Here is a way to do it using XMACIS2, an online data…
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From time to time I get requests for data at the county level. Here is a NOAA source that allows you to get data compiled by county rather than by individual station. Here is a short description of how the county-level data are created: “County data, available since November 2018,…
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The National Weather Service has posted an updated web site which provides links to a number of different weather and climate information online resources, including information on where to get weather stations, specialized forecasts for agriculture, and weather insurance. You can find it at https://www.weather.gov/enterprise/.
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The Florida State Climatologist, David Zierden, noted this week that they have a new web site for the Florida Climate Center. You can find it at https://climatecenter.fsu.edu/. Take a look and see what you think!
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Have you ever needed to settle a bar bet about the weather but did not know where to go to get the right information? Or maybe you just have a weather-crazy kid or grandkid that wants to know everything they can about the worst weather ever. This web site is…
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If you are a Georgia Extension agent, you may have stopped by my table at the meeting down in Tifton this week to see my CoCoRaHS rain gauge and checked your county to see how many rainfall observers your county has. But whether you have 50 or none, we would…
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While the Southeast is not ever likely to be a big wind energy producer because of our relatively low wind speeds, there is still some potential for wind energy development in mountainous areas and along the coast. Here is a useful website that contains maps of potential wind energy for…
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