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Current Climate Phase: El Niño

El Niño reaches moderate strength and continues to build in the Pacific Ocean.

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Climate Links & Information

Numerous other web sites offer additional information about climate in general and how it is impacted by El Niño and other phenomena than we can provide on this site. The pages that follow are of particular interest for their quality and depth of information. For information about the current weather (as opposed to the current climate situation), please see the Weather Links section of AgroClimate.

General Climate

  • Southeast Climate Consortium - The group behind the AgroClimate site, with additional information on Southeastern U.S. climates.
  • Climate Highlights - Monthly climate highlight articles from the International Research Institute (IRI) for Climate Prediction.
 

Other Regional Climate Groups

  • RISA Home - Home page of the main Regional Integrated Sciences & Assessments group.
  • California - California climate studies and climate change information.
  • Pacific Northwest - Impacts of natural climate variability and climate change in the Northwest United States.
 

State Climatologist Offices

 

Climate & El Niño

  • Climate Digest - Global view of climates and climatic impacts, including additional information on the current El Niño phase.
  • Agricultural Perspective - The USDA's El Niño/La Niña web site, offering an agricultural perspective on El Niño and its impacts on climate.
  • Climate Anomalies - Climate Diagnostics Center (CDC) discussions and background on how El Niño impacts local and global climates.
  • El Niño Climate Comparison - Similar to our Climate tool, this tool allows you to compare climatic impacts as a result of El Niño and La Niña events over the past fifty-plus years.
  • Crop Yield Impacts - A paper detailing the effects that El Niño & La Niña have on climates and the resulting impacts on agriculture and crop yields.
 

Drought Information

  • NOAA Drought Information Center - Background information on droughts along with current drought assessments.
  • Drought Indices - From the Huntsville, Alabama office of the National Weather Service, these indices provide many means of following, assessing, and predicting current and future drought conditions across the Southeast and the entire United States.
 
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El Niño Links & Resources

Many web sites, such as those below, offer useful information regarding El Niño and the associated weather, climate, agricultural and economic impacts that it has across the world.

Background Information

  • What is El Niño? - Scientific discussion from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration as to what El Niño is and what it means in terms of weather and climate.
  • NOAA El Niño Page - Comprehensive resource regarding El Niño observations, research and forecasts.
  • Other El Niño Links - A collection of links to other web sites offering information and media related to El Niño.
  • El Niño Bibliography - Papers and reports regarding El Niño's impacts to forestry, agriculture, weather and more across the United States.
  • IRI El Niño Resource - Resource from the International Research Institute for Climate Prediction highlighting forecasts & background information related to El Niño.
  • CPC El Niño Diagnostic - Resource from the Climate Prediction Center highlighting current and predicted El Niño conditions.
  • Google News - El Niño - Recent headlines from across the world related to El Niño.
 

Impacts of El Niño

  • Crop Yield Impacts - Impacts of El Niño, La Niña, and neutral climate phases to crop yields in the United States.
  • North American Climate Patterns - Impacts of El Niño, La Niña, and neutral phases on precipitation and temperature patterns across North America.
  • Florida Precipitation - Precipitation probability deviations in Florida associated with El Niño and La Niña.
  • Snowfall Distributions - Snowfall frequency changes throughout the winter during El Niño and La Niña events.
  • Landfall Hurricanes - How El Niño changes the probability of a hurricane to make landfall along the U.S. coast.
  • Tornado Occurrence - Impacts on tornado occurrences across the United States during El Niño and La Niña events.
 
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Weather Links

While we do not provide current weather information or forecasts, there are many other web sites that do provide that information.

State Agricultural Observing Networks

  • FAWN - Florida Automated Weather Network, with information from many agricultural stations across Florida.
 

National Weather Service Local Weather

The following local offices of the National Weather Service serve the states of Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. Click on the city name closest to your locale for a local forecast.

 

General Weather Information

  • http://www.srh.noaa.gov/rfcshare/ - This is the NWS precipitation analysis Web Site: Observed rainfall data from a variety of sensors including radar, rain gauges and satellite derived estimates are combined and displayed as a grid field with a spatial resolution of 4x4 km.
  • National Weather Service Official forecasts and current conditions across the United States.
  • NWS Southern Region Tailored information to the Southeast United States from the National Weather Service.
 

Commercial Weather Information

  • Intellicast Weather information and columns from Intellicast.
  • Accuweather Weather forecasts and a bevy of premium products.
 
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Extension and Collaborating Faculty

Agricultural Economics

 

Livestock and Pasture

 
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Industry Organizations

 

Sheller Associations

 
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Market Links

 
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General Extension Resources - Peach production in the Southeast

 

General Extension Resources - Climate and Freezes

 
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General Extension Resources - Prescribed Burning

 
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