David Zierden

@FLClimateCenter

Florida State Climatologist with the Florida Climate Center. Specializing in climate variability, historic trends, Extension, and outreach.

Tallahassee, FL
climatecenter.fsu.edu
Se unió en enero de 2014
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  1. retwitteó
    14 jul.

    A few rogue early morning storms, and roost rings on radar…

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  2. retwitteó
    13 jul.

    Yesterday's 5.49" of rain at International Airport made for the wettest July day on record there.

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  3. 12 jul.

    This graphic is going in all my talks from now on....

    The most effective individual steps to tackle climate change aren't being discussed via
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  4. retwitteó
    12 jul.

    Latest in a string of papers suggesting Eurasian winter cooling is caused by internal climate variability and not by Arctic sea ice loss

    Early Online sea ice loss&the Eurasian winter cooling trend:Is there a link? Eurasian Temp. Trends in CFSv2
    31 retweets 31 Me gusta
  5. retwitteó
    12 jul.

    Map of all continental U.S. landfalling hurricane locations during July since 1851. Texas has the most landfalls.

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  6. 11 jul.
    En respuesta a

    Just as I suspected....reports of 2.5 - 3.5 inches early this morning in the Southwood area of Tallahassee.

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  7. 11 jul.

    Sure "felt" like more than 1 inch over my home in South Tallahassee early this morning...will be curious to see the reports.

    1 respuesta 3 Me gusta
  8. retwitteó
    10 jul.

    SHEEEESH!! Welcome to a Florida summer. Severe thunderstorm captured by Adam Tousignant in Ruskin! Winds 60+ mph

    13 respuestas 126 retweets 241 Me gusta
  9. 9 jul.

    Good article...one possible error (correct me if I'm wrong), do not think that Florida ever had "net metering".

    Trouble up on the roof: “There’s no doubt these utilities are out to kill rooftop solar, and they’re succeeding."
    1 respuesta
  10. 7 jul.

    More official numbers from : June 17th consecutive month with statewide av. temp. warmer than normal...and 27th of last 28.

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  11. 7 jul.

    Official numbers are in... 11.78" of rain in June statewide, ranking 2nd wettest. Lack of obs. over inland S. FL likely prevented a record.

    1 respuesta 14 retweets 17 Me gusta
  12. 7 jul.

    Won't go so far as to say the freeze threat has lessened..but may provide opportunity in northern counties.

    Planting in the Northern Citrus Belt
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  13. 7 jul.

    Interesting...California to get wetter due to . Company line is that CA will have more .

    Models show robust increases in precipitation with future warming due to -like teleconnection
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  14. retwitteó
    6 jul.

    Surfing around severe-warned cells over Tallahassee yesterday. Great 📸 Ryan!

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  15. retwitteó
    6 jul.

    Summer thunderstorm rolling over the Skyway Bridge this evening. Bonus double rainbow too. Credit: Kathleen Finnerty on Ft. DeSoto

    6 respuestas 55 retweets 186 Me gusta
  16. retwitteó
    2 jul.

    Wow had no idea this type of footage from the aftermath of the Great in 1926 existed- very cool.

    2:20
    This footage of the Great Miami hurricane shocked the nation in 1926. America in Color brings history to life Sunday at 8.
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  17. retwitteó
    30 jun.

    Dr. Ashton Robinson-Cook presents on his dissertation as AASC award winner. Congrats!

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  18. retwitteó
    30 jun.

    AASC Partner Panel...great opportunity for dialogue.

    4 retweets 7 Me gusta
  19. retwitteó
    30 jun.

    Good piece from NYT hints on concepts & homeowner responsibilities as increasing in importance

    A Fire-Scorched Arizona Pushes Prevention: Step 1, Clean Your Yard
    1 retweet 1 Me gusta
  20. 30 jun.

    0.60" needed for Pensacola to break the June record (21.14"), Gainesville already broke it at 16.84"...

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