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Update: Video is now available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqnmMv3D95o. I am planning to do an agriculture-focused drought webinar on the current drought in Georgia for Extension agents and producers on Friday morning, April 24, at 10 am ET online on Zoom. If you would like to attend, you are welcome to come. I am also planning to…
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Here is a really interesting article that describes the current drought in North Carolina and the Southeast that you might also find interesting. It describes the current drought and how the tropical season may affect the drought later in the summer, including transportation hubs like regional airports. You can read it at iWeatherNet at https://www.iweathernet.com/wildfires-and-droughts/north-carolina-drought-record-levels.
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While I was working on slides for a talk tonight, I ran across this website from the National Weather Service that provides a way to generate temperature and accumulated precipitation graphs that I had not seen before. The accumulated precip graphs were very helpful for a presentation on the drought we are experiencing now in…
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When you think of purchasing insurance to reduce risks from weather, you are probably thinking of crop insurance or specialized hurricane insurance. But you can also purchase insurance to protect against losses from bad weather for any outdoor event you might have. To do that, you typically have to have an official observation at the…
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After a very long dry period for most of the region, including a few mostly meager showers this morning with the cold front that passed through the region, we are finally starting to see a change in the weather pattern by the end of this week. While it will stay dry through Friday, on Saturday…
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We are more than halfway through the month of April, which is the month in 2026 that the CoCoRaHS network works hard to recruit new observers to their network of volunteer weather observers. CoCoRaHS stands for Community Collaborative Rain Hail and Snow network, which started in Colorado in 1998 following a devastating flood in Fort…
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Fresh Plaza newsletter has provided a good look at the current conditions for growing vegetables in Georgia and surrounding areas and what is being planted and harvested. They also provide a look at how Georgia farmers pivoted their production following the devastating frost that hit Florida earlier in the spring. It also describes hot heat…
Posted in: Crops