Topsy-Turvy Weather Trend Continues In South Florida Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 3, 2016 Seasonal scripts flipped as region reports the 10th driest July on record.Read More
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Don’t Worry About What You Can’t Control [Opinion] Posted by Christina Herrick|July 30, 2016 Wacky weather has kept you on your toes this year, but there’s no sense in trying to prevent the unpreventable.
Hail Hits Northern Michigan Posted by Christina Herrick|July 14, 2016 Growers encouraged to act quickly while trees and plants are susceptible to disease infection.
Drought Hits Parts Of Michigan, Western New York, Massachusetts Posted by Christina Herrick|July 9, 2016 States experiencing continuous dry months and lessening topsoil moisture.
Parts Of Michigan Close To Drought Status Posted by Christina Herrick|June 28, 2016 USDA report indicates parts of the state have received less than one inch of rainfall in June.
Storm Season Off To Extra-Soggy Start In South Florida Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 2, 2016 No let-up for parts of the Sunshine State still trying to shake off from wettest dry season in nearly six decades.
Record High Temperatures Cause Major Runoff In Pacific Northwest Posted by Christina Herrick|May 10, 2016 New snow melt records achieved during April.
As Hurricane Season Nears, South Florida Going Dry Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 2, 2016 All basins around the region experience rainfall deficits during April as totals fall far below average.
Forecast: Brace For Average Atlantic Hurricane Season By Paul Rusnak|April 14, 2016 Exiting El Niño setting stage for return to normal storm activity in the tropics.
Dry Season Conditions Finally Arrive For South Florida Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 4, 2016 March rainfall mostly below average around region, breaking string of historically wet weather.
New Jersey Department Of Ag OKs Controlled Burning, Smudge Pots Posted by Christina Herrick|March 31, 2016 Frost protection for flowering crops permitted due to the threat of freezing conditions.
Wild Winter Forces South Florida To Move More Than 24 Billion Gallons Of Water Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 21, 2016 An extraordinarily wet dry season precipitates massive pumping procedure to relieve high-water levels in two critical locations.
Reports Reveal Warmest Winter On Record For Contiguous U.S. Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 9, 2016 El Niño puts an exclamation point on the end of a season filled with above average temperatures and precipitation.
Little Let-Up In South Florida’s Wettest Winter On Record Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 7, 2016 Reports show region pounded by above-average rainfall during February.
There’s No Excuse For Farmers To Be Weather Unaware [Opinion] By Paul Rusnak|February 12, 2016 Studies show if you’re not watching the weather, you should be.
Historic Rainfall Hampering South Florida Farms Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 3, 2016 El Niño express delivering floods, uncertainty for crops.
It’s Official: 2015 Was Earth’s Warmest Year On Record Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 22, 2016 NASA, NOAA analyses reveal record-shattering statistics regarding global temperatures this past year.
Chance Of Profits Up For Growers Tuned Into The Weather Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 21, 2016 UF/IFAS study confirms how paying attention to the 10-day forecast can affect a farmer’s bottom line.
El Niño Soaking South Florida’s Dry Season Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 12, 2016 Well-above average rainfall drenched the region last month, which followed the wettest November since 1998.