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.Read More
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.
Southeast Fruit And Nut Growers Cheer For Colder Temperatures Posted by Christina Herrick|January 5, 2016 Peach, pecan, and berry growers in Georgia and other Southeast states experienced unseasonably warm temperatures for much of […]
El Niño Continues To Look Strong Posted by David Eddy|December 30, 2015 Latest satellite images show strong resemblance to those taken in 1997, which was a California super-soaker.
South Florida Farmers Seeking Disaster Relief In Wake Of Severe Flooding Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 15, 2015 Initial reports show some producers experiencing 60% to 70% loss.
2015 Heating Up To Be Earth’s Warmest Year On Record Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 18, 2015 Global temperatures during October set new high marks, boast the greatest above-average departure for any month.
Remnants Of Historic Hurricane Soak Texas, Parts Of Louisiana Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 23, 2015 Patricia helps produce major rainfall event, flooding.
Cold Snap Hit East During Harvest Posted by Christina Herrick|October 20, 2015 Temperatures in the East and Midwest hit the mid-to-low-20s over the weekend, as snow was seen in some […]
Dry Season Setting Up To Be Stormy For Central, South Florida Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 15, 2015 With this year’s strong El Niño comes an elevated risk of tornadoes.
East Oregon Cherry Crop Bit Again By Fall Frost Posted by Christina Herrick|September 15, 2015 “Nobody expected this,” cherry grower Vern Rodighiero told the East Oregonian following a freeze last November. “We’ll just […]
Forecast: El Niño Likely To Stay Through Spring Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 11, 2015 Climate pattern-fueled extremes could have big impact in certain parts of the U.S.
Climatologist: Do Not Count On El Niño To End California Drought Posted by Christina Herrick|August 25, 2015 In a California Department of Food and Agriculture blog post, California state climatologist, Michael Anderson, urged growers to […]
Washington Fruit Industry Takes Hit From Wildfires By Growing Produce Staff|August 17, 2015 Chelan Fresh reports 150,000 burns bins burned, nearly half-million boxes of apples cooked.
Wicked Winter Coming This Way Says Latest Farmer’s Almanac Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 17, 2015 Super El Niño-influenced weather patterns align to paint a less-than-pretty portrait.
International Report Confirms 2014 As Earth’s Warmest Year On Record Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 21, 2015 Scientific compilation notes climate markers continue to show global warming trend.
El Niño Could Be Strongest In 50 Years Posted by Christina Herrick|July 14, 2015 In the latest AccuWeather report, Brett Anderson, senior meteorologist with AccuWeather says El Niño has strengthened over the […]
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