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Washington Post: We looked at 1,200 possibilities for the planet’s future. These are our best hope.

Dec 12, 2022 | Written by

Scientists use models to study how single variables can affect a complex solution in engineering, economics, and physical and life sciences. These models can be conceptual, mechanical, or computational. In terrestrial climatology, the sheer number of variables that have to be included means that computer models are the best approach…
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More rain this week, then colder weather moves in

Dec 10, 2022 | Written by

The short-term outlook for weather conditions is for more rain to move through a lot of the Southeast, although southern Florida will not see much. The rain could come in a couple of waves, with the heaviest rain occurring in mid-week. After that, cooler and drier weather will move into…
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Reduction in drought in northern region this week

Dec 8, 2022 | Written by

As expected, the copious rain in the northern part of our region has significantly reduced drought in those areas, with most severe (D2) drought being removed. In the southern part of the region and especially in the Florida panhandle, the severe drought remains and expanded just slightly. Western parts of…
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What ‘Threepeat’ La Niña Winters Have Looked Like In The U.S. And What It Could Mean This Season

Dec 7, 2022 | Written by

Earlier this month, Weather Underground offered a good look at the two previous times that La Nina occurred three years in a row and how it affected climate. As their analysis shows, temperature was less similar than precipitation, so if this holds, you are more likely to see a dry…
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